So I just got my wisdom teeth removed....

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The TC said he's still bleeding (or at least was); whiskey probably isn't the best idea. :P

That sucks that your in pain. I had mine out three or four years ago and was relatively pain-free, plus the surgeon was decidedly not against using drugs (local and general anesthetic plus NOX for the procedure, and T3s for after). Take any painkillers you were prescribed or something over-the-counter and try to get some sleep.

My advice, stock up on Jello and pudding.

You won't be able to eat much more than that for a week or so,

Had mine removed during my Junior year spring break.

Only took 1 pain pill. I don't like taking medicine.

I got all 4 out at once 3 years ago.. and on the last toothe the doctor couldnt get it out.. so he put his foot on the chair, and pulled back with all his might and the toothe went flying across the room.. I was heavily sedated (while still concious) but man did i feel that one

I had no problem with getting my wisdom teeth removed. I went under anesthetic for it as I had to get all four out and two of them were wrapped around nerves. When I came to all I felt was numbness. I felt virtually no pain over the next week. Heck I ate a Tim Tam two hours after I had them removed.

After seeing so many extractions, it's not as scary as I once thought it was. I imagine it gets sore afterwards though. Just take something for the pain, use gauze to lessen the bleeding, and avoid chewing. You can start doing salt water rinses by the next day.

A good amount of people are terrified of the dentist, and hate having instruments prodded around in their mouths. Everyone always asked me before the actual operation "Does it hurt?", and I'd always tell them that they'd only feel pressure, not pain. Then afterwards they'd say it wasn't so bad :P

My wisdom teeth are slowly coming in, and they'll eventually have to be removed unless I want to wear braces again :(

i got mine taken out last year. i remember waking up in a dark room with a tv, a ton of gauze in my mouth, and a tv was on in the corner. i just kinda laid there, i was still pretty ****ed up from the drugs they gave me to make me fall asleep. i remember when i was inhaling the anaesthetic, i was thinking to myself "hmmm this isn't working..." :P

but anyways, when i was in the dark room with the tv, they brought in another guy, and i'm not sure, but i think i tried to talk to him for some reason. but of course with all the gauze in my mouth, and being messed up from the drugs, what i said was probably just gibberish.

when my mom was driving me home, we stopped and got a smoothie, and in the car when i was eating/drinking it, i was spilling it all over myself because i could not feel my mouth. and my mom said the things i was saying was making no sense at all :P

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Yeah, I had mine out very late in life, as in last November. Make sure you follow your after care instructions EXACTLY; you do not want dry socket, by all accounts, it's one of the worst pains there is.xaos

Ugh I remember my experiences when I had them removed. Those pain pills were a gift from the heavens for me.

I had mine taken out 5 years ago. It hurt so bad because they cut the teeth out of my gums, and all they gave me was ibuprofen for pain. :(