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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / May 2007tooth extraction without problems
I'm in my mid fifties and just has my upper right wisdom tooth extracted ( number one if you count). It has been 3 days since the extraction and absolutely no problems . It bled for a couple of hours the day of the extraction, but there was no pain (thank you midol) The entire process took about 3 minutes : numb the area extract the tooth. I've read so many problems here I thought I might mention that the procedure sometimes occurs without problem for those of you facing the decision I suspect it will be a week or two before it heals, so I'll baby the area until then BTW, pay no mind to the medical release form. I'm not sure , but I believe sub clause 3 said the dentist could feed my head into a wood chipper if he deemed it necessary for the proper tooth extraction.The release form was more terrible than the procedure --G > BTW, pay no mind to the medical release form. I'm not sure , but I > believe sub clause 3 said the dentist could feed my head into a wood > chipper if he deemed it necessary for the proper tooth extraction.The > release form was more terrible than the procedure Very true. I removed a couple of teeth on a nice lady today. It 4-5 times longer to review the release form, than it did to remove the teeth. LOL! Gotta love those lawyers for causing all this crap. :-) D > BTW, pay no mind to the medical release form. I'm not sure , but I > believe sub clause 3 said the dentist could feed my head into a wood > chipper if he deemed it necessary for the proper tooth extraction.The > release form was more terrible than the procedure > > --G When you extract a lawyer from a release form (using large pliers) do you use anaesthetic?  SignatureChristopher A. Young You can't shout down a troll. You have to starve them. . : LOL! Gotta love those lawyers for causing all this crap. : [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] : > : > --G Thanks for the rare good word. I've had all four stupid teeth out, though not on the same date. And not even on the same year. One slid out, the other fought like crazy. The other two were some where in the middle range of dificulty. Stupid tooth: A tooth way in the back which serves little purpose, and needs to be extracted by a dentist. SignatureChristopher A. Young You can't shout down a troll. You have to starve them. . : I'm in my mid fifties and just has my upper right wisdom tooth : extracted ( number one if you count). It has been 3 days since the [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] : : --G >Thanks for the rare good word. There was a big disconnect between peopIe I asked and internet advice. The people I knew who had WT extraction had no problems, all I could find on the net was talk of problems. The disconnect is not unexpected, you go to the net to search fro help with a problem. The first clue (besides the advice of friends) was when the oral surgeon set up the appointment and said he'd do it the first visit It would help if there were statistics somewhere on number of patients who return for resolution of problems. I realize, form a clinical standpoint, theis varies with age and condition, but it would be nice to have some statistical measure of how serious, or not, the extraction might be. |
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