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no, they really should not remove all at once anyway, easier on the body to do 2 at a time.  it's kinda like having the mimps, u want one week w/ it on one side and the next week, the other side.  but seriously, i suggest u see a biologic dentist so that they take out the periodontal ligament, otherwise u'll just b coming to see us later.  and, get those cavitations cleaned, if u haven't already.  for
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 I am 37 years old and scheduled to undergo removal of my right side
 wisdom teeth. About five years ago the left two were removed under IV
 sedation. If you are like every other dentist I have talked to, you
 probably will ask why they didn't remove all four while they were at
 it. I don't have an answer to that and after the week long of suffering
 I experienced in the aftermath of this prior procedure I find myself
 really wishing they had. In any case, here are the particulars. The top
 tooth is fully erupted and the bottom is erupted about 1mm through the
 gumline on an angle pointing toward the 2nd molar in front. They have
 been so for nearly twenty years albeit with some minor episodes of
 Pericornitis around the bottom tooth in the last few months which is
 the first time this has ever happened.

 The dentist thinks this should not be a difficult extraction and
 doesn't expect the same type of recovery as I had the first time. I am
 still concerned though since in the first procedure the teeth were
 positioned almost the same way as the remaining teeth are now. Also I
 have had reactions to many prescription painkillers ranging from rashes
 to getting sick for days after taking them. Any suggestions or advice
 would be gratefully accepted.