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tremain07 11/03/23 10:09:23 AM #1: |
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ironman2009 11/03/23 10:09:43 AM #2: |
You get to choose? I'd go with the gas personally.
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R1masher 11/03/23 10:10:11 AM #3: |
Needle, I dont trust em enough to get gassed
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Were_Wyrm 11/03/23 10:10:32 AM #4: |
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bigtiggie23 11/03/23 10:11:06 AM #5: |
How many teeth? I had two pulled one time and just got the needle.
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havean776 11/03/23 10:11:10 AM #6: |
Needle is fine they numb the gum first so it doesn't hurt more than a little pinch.
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party_animal07 11/03/23 10:12:55 AM #8: |
As someone who did the needle twice, choose gas.
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R_Jackal 11/03/23 10:13:18 AM #9: |
Just had it done with the gum needle, felt literally nothing and had basically no problem recovering. I'll recommend the needles. I'm three days out of my wisdom teeth being pulled and feeling great, first day was the toughest then it has been smooth sailing after. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Zikten 11/03/23 10:13:38 AM #10: |
I don't think I've ever done gas. But I also have never had a tooth pulled. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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GeminiDeus 11/03/23 10:14:30 AM #11: |
havean776 posted...
Needle is fine they numb the gum first so it doesn't hurt more than a little pinch.This. It's barely noticeable. --- Without truth, there is nothing. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Gobstoppers12 11/03/23 10:15:28 AM #12: |
As much as the shots for getting a tooth pulled suck, the second they're over, they're over. A few seconds of bad pain are well worth the cost difference imo.
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tremain07 11/03/23 10:58:17 AM #13: |
bigtiggie23 posted...
How many teeth? I had two pulled one time and just got the needle.3 Looks like the gum needle wins. I still have questions How long does the procedure take? What will I have to eat afterwards? Should I keep the pain medication I bought a week or so ago around for this? --- A worthless existence ... Copied to Clipboard!
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CommonStar 11/03/23 11:00:56 AM #14: |
iv sedation if you're doing wisdom teeth extraction. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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A_Good_Boy 11/03/23 11:01:36 AM #15: |
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R_Jackal 11/03/23 11:29:16 AM #16: |
tremain07 posted... 3Depends on how things go with the teeth. I had wisdom teeth pulled but it took like 20 minutes, but I hear that went a bit fast, from start to finish. Cold stuff stuff first day(applesauce, yogurt, milkshakes but no straws, jello as examples) They'll probably give you pain meds. Check for interactions with whatever antibiotic they give you. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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TyVulpine 11/03/23 11:37:59 AM #17: |
I would have to go with the needle. I went to the dentist a couple years ago and they tried the gas and it didn't affect me, even at the highest level.
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GeminiDeus 11/03/23 11:40:18 AM #18: |
The only time I remember getting gas was when I had to get all 4 of my wisdom teeth extracted, and I was out for the entire procedure. Any time else for fillings, or crowns, or the one root canal a few years back have been needles.
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Mystereave 11/03/23 11:42:06 AM #20: |
I just had needles when I had teeth pulled. It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it'd be considering I had literally all of them pulled. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Hayame_Zero 11/03/23 11:50:21 AM #21: |
I had gas for an extraction, and needle for a 5-hour long procedure on my top teeth. Didn't feel a thing on the latter.
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tremain07 11/03/23 1:06:15 PM #23: |
Whelp, I'm off. See you in 3 hours
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SomeLikeItHoth 11/03/23 1:11:59 PM #25: |
I had my wisdom teeth taken out last Friday at 1. Good luck. There will be lots of blood the first day. Keep yourself hydrated. Use the ice pack they give you. Youll feel normal again on day 4.
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Smallville 11/03/23 1:13:42 PM #26: |
tremain07 posted...
The gas is an extra 120 dollarsWhich one are you gonna get? The extra 120 is a factor for you? --- "That won't work Boss, hide the target in a place they're unlikely to be found"---GZ ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Lordgold666 11/03/23 1:50:11 PM #28: |
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Needle, I dont trust em enough to get gassedThis post reminds me of metalocalypse https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TBF83ffj1b0 --- "May the Father of Understanding guide you." http://error1355.com/ce/Lordgold666.html ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Karovorak 11/03/23 2:00:16 PM #29: |
tremain07 posted...
3 Never had gas, needle is fine. Procedure doesn't take that long. They just Thats it. Well, the usual stuff should be avoided. No coffee, no smoking, no alcohol, and obviously no salty, rough or hard things that could scratch some stuff open. Pulling the teeth will obviously create a nasty wound, but your body will simply close it with some blood clot on it's own. Protect this blood clot at all costs. --- Planning is the process of replacing chance with error. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Heartomaton 11/03/23 2:16:04 PM #31: |
They'll tell you this stuff when they do it, but until the sockets heal over, avoid using straws, smoking, soda, and (as best you can) sneezing. Anything that can either dissolve the blood clot that forms in them or cause enough of a pressure differential to suck it out is bad news.
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tremain07 11/03/23 3:02:25 PM #32: |
I'm back. Really tired. Paid 505 and am now on a none solid diet
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AnsestralRecall 11/03/23 3:03:54 PM #33: |
depends on the amount being extracted, one or two the novocaine is more than enough, anything else honestly IV sedation >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> gas The gas makes me dissociate and have a 10/10 panic attack ... Copied to Clipboard!
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AnsestralRecall 11/03/23 3:04:25 PM #34: |
Heartomaton posted... They'll tell you this stuff when they do it, but until the sockets heal over, avoid using straws, smoking, soda, and (as best you can) sneezing. Anything that can either dissolve the blood clot that forms in them or cause enough of a pressure differential to suck it out is bad news. and it should go without saying, but if you smoke DO NOT smoke until the sockets are healed ... Copied to Clipboard!
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tremain07 11/03/23 3:25:25 PM #35: |
I feel really weird, like I feel heat but I'm not hot, I'm cold and I'm tired but can't get comfortable enough to lie down and sleep. I'm at home now just quietly contemplating what to do, I took my pain pills as recommended as well.
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StealThisSheen 11/03/23 3:32:02 PM #36: |
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This. They always (or should always) do the needle for removing a tooth or any other major work. The gas just calms you, and has very minor numbing qualities. I hate needles, so I get the gas specifically to make the needle bearable to me, and then so the sound/pressure feeling of work being done no longer bothers me. --- Seplito Nash, Smelling Like the Vault since 1996 Step FOUR! Get Paid! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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tremain07 11/03/23 3:36:24 PM #37: |
That pressure was something else, If I weren't already used to things like that due to various other medical issues throughout my life I'd of freaked out. I wish I could have asked to see my former teeth but I was kind of mentally exhausted from doing 3 at once . I still don't know if I'm just gonna go through life missing 3 teeth or if I'll get replacement ones. You guys got any thoughts on that?
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Heartomaton 11/03/23 3:38:26 PM #38: |
tremain07 posted...
You guys got any thoughts on that? If you can afford permanent replacements over partial dentures or just having nothing at all, get them. If I ever manage to be gainfully employed again, that's one of the first things I'm saving for. --- https://www.youtube.com/user/Heartomaton Heartomaton for President 2028. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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StealThisSheen 11/03/23 3:39:18 PM #39: |
tremain07 posted...
That pressure was something else, If I weren't already used to things like that due to various other medical issues throughout my life I'd of freaked out. I wish I could have asked to see my former teeth but I was kind of mentally exhausted from doing 3 at once . I still don't know if I'm just gonna go through life missing 3 teeth or if I'll get replacement ones. You guys got any thoughts on that? Oh geez, the pressure can be rough if you aren't used to it, because you literally feel them tugging on the tooth, or breaking it, or so on. I was glad I already had the gas to get over my needle anxiety, because I think the pressure may have bothered me a lot more otherwise. I'm missing three teeth, but they're all back teeth. A back molar and a wisdom tooth on one side, and a back molar on the other side. Having the latter molar removed allowed the wisdom tooth room to come in, so while there's a bit of a gap between it and the tooth ahead of it, it just kinda... Worked out. Since they're in the back, I never bothered even thinking about replacing them, since I have no trouble eating or anything. --- Seplito Nash, Smelling Like the Vault since 1996 Step FOUR! Get Paid! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Smallville 11/03/23 3:40:06 PM #40: |
tremain07 posted...
I'm back. Really tired. Paid 505 and am now on a none solid dietYou did the gas, method? You don't have dental insurance or something? --- "That won't work Boss, hide the target in a place they're unlikely to be found"---GZ ... Copied to Clipboard!
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tremain07 11/03/23 3:49:49 PM #41: |
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You did the gas, method? You don't have dental insurance or something?No, as I said in an earlier post I went with the needle so I was unconscious for the whole procedure thanks to the numbing I didn't feel anything but the pressure as they removed the teeth now I'm at home with a mouth full of gaze on the pain medication just sitting here waiting for the numbing to wear off. Thankfully for today and the weekend I have nothing on my plate until Monday when I go back to work, through I am left curious on how shit my mouth will look until I get the replacements in. Overall an experience. I wonder what they did with my teeth --- A worthless existence ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Nirvanas_Nox 11/03/23 3:51:37 PM #42: |
Don't they give you the needle even if you get the gas? Pretty sure you'd only need the needle though. Only thing you really feel is the pressure of then pulling the tooth. Speaking from experience here.
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faizan_faizan 11/03/23 4:07:05 PM #43: |
Imagine the humans that have had their teeth pulled with no anesthetics during torture. They experienced an unfathomable level of pain.
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Smallville 11/03/23 4:12:38 PM #44: |
tremain07 posted...
No, as I said in an earlier post I went with the needle so I was unconscious for the whole procedure thanks to the numbing I didn't feel anything but the pressure as they removed the teeth now I'm at home with a mouth full of gaze on the pain medication just sitting here waiting for the numbing to wear off.It was like 200 more for the gas? Did that matter, how many wisdom teeth was it though --- "That won't work Boss, hide the target in a place they're unlikely to be found"---GZ ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Rai_Jin 11/03/23 4:13:07 PM #45: |
keep that gaze and replacements as long as possible, you don't want to wake up with a mouthful of blood bubble. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Axiom 11/03/23 4:16:15 PM #46: |
I didn't even know places still used gas. I've always gotten local anesthetic ... Copied to Clipboard!
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tremain07 11/03/23 4:16:48 PM #47: |
Rai_Jin posted...
keep that gaze and replacements as long as possible, you don't want to wake up with a mouthful of blood bubble.One of them already a lot of blood in it, should I go buy some more? Wait, is it safe to sleep with these in my mouth? --- A worthless existence ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Heartomaton 11/03/23 4:17:02 PM #48: |
tremain07 posted...
One of them already a lot of blood in it, should I go buy some more? Wait, is it safe to sleep with these in my mouth? Yes. No. --- https://www.youtube.com/user/Heartomaton Heartomaton for President 2028. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Rai_Jin 11/03/23 4:22:30 PM #49: |
it sucks either way, but looking back I would prefer not sleeping at all the first night instead of taking out the gauze too early. Maybe it's different and you don't get such bleeding. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Mr_Karate_II 11/03/23 4:24:01 PM #50: |
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