Wisdom teeth

I don't go to the dentist.   1 reply

You'll be fine, don't stress! I also got all 4 removed at once, they put me under the whole time. Just followed the recommended painkiller rotation (you can ask ur dentist/surgeon about this) and the swelling went down in a few days. The most annoying thing was that you have to be careful eating afterwards even after the pain is gone, and its hard......   reply

It's really not too bad, then again, I was completely awake during my procedure, in whichI got all 4 removed. After the treatment I didn't feel anything due to the anesthesia, but I did have to take a painkiller after a while due to the pain settling in, but even then it wasn't bad. Be aware to not use straws for about a month. Around the first we......   reply

My secret shame is that I was told by the dentist when I was in grade 8 that I should have them removed in grade 11 bc they're growing skew. But since they never gave me any issues after grade 8, I just left them. And no dentist has mentioned them since or recommended that I have them removed (I'm nearly 25 atp). I do have one of my cousin's wisdom......   reply

If you have the choice, I advise you not to do it under general anesthesia. I did that to have only 2 of them removed and well the aftermath was painful. My sibling did it too but had 4 of them removed and didn't suffer as much so it really depends on the person I guess In any case, you're gonna look like a hamster for a few days and you're not go......   reply

i had all 4 removed in June and the most painful part of the whole process for me personally was once the numbing had worn off a few hours after the procedure, but i just took some painkillers and the pain went away, I didn't eat any really solid foods for 2 weeks (my diet was mainly protein shakes and mashed potatoes lmao it really sucked) and i ......   1 reply