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| Phunky1 |
got my wisdom teeth pulled out yesterday.
and now i'm addicted to pain killers...took 2 T3's this morning and it feels like i'm floating!
the end
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| occrider |
| Have yourself a beer if you wanna get floored. |
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| daffodil |
| ouch, you only have T3s? i have those for migraines and i have to take two as a regular dose! i had percocet when i had my wisdom teeth pulled and still was hurting. |
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| eye_03 |
| I get mine out in 2 days (anti-w00t). i dont have any top ones tho, must be evolution or something:D |
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| moncster |
Evo-WHAT?
Blasphemy :whip:
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| TrAnCe CoNtRoL |
2 t3's...what a rookie :p .
im scared to get mine out because im afraid they will give me ty painkillers like t3's or vicodin. not that i dont like them, i wanna try something different. get me some percocet or oxycontin and mmmmmmm. |
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| Trancer-adu |
| ... this doesn't sound good; i'm getting mine pulled out in one month, and i am scared less... |
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| Cobalt |
| Gah, I've got to get four pulled, and soon, but I have to split it up over this year and the next because of crappy dental insurance. |
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| PhloTron |
You coulda just been smart...like myself... and not have any wisdom teeth installed at the factory :D :D
Genetics...w00t aren't they great ;) |
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| sym |
| Ya, wisdom teeth suck, but isn't it true that some people don't have to have them removed? And what age would you find out if they're a problem? I haven't had my dentist say anything yet... |
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| Cobalt |
| quote: | Originally posted by sym
Ya, wisdom teeth suck, but isn't it true that some people don't have to have them removed? And what age would you find out if they're a problem? I haven't had my dentist say anything yet... |
If you get an x-ray of your jaw your dentist should easily be able to tell you if they'll be a problem. If they aren't by the time you're in your mid-twenties, they probably won't be. You're right in that some people don't need to have them removed, but in most cases the jaw is too small to fully contain them. The result is they can either compress your teeth (because they don't have enough room), grow in abnormally, or become impacted, meaning they grow in sideways and don't break the surface of your gum. Impacted wisdom teeth require actual surgery, because they can't simply be pulled out.
You can leave them alone, but chances are you'll wake up one morning with one hell of a toothache if you do, not to mention other complications.
It's fun, fun, fun. |
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