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wisdom tooth blues (Toothsmith??)

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  • poppycracker
    poppycracker Posts: 1,735 Forumite
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    my wisdom teeth are sitting pointing at a 45 degree angle forward into my back teeth! Now if only i can persuade them not to grow!
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  • sooz
    sooz Posts: 4,560 Forumite
    Just to let you know (and hopefully reassure you) I had my errant wisdom tooth out this morning.

    And I had to ask if it was over, it was that quick!


    I think it involved a scalpel...but had my eyes so tightly screwed shut I don't know.
  • brazilianwax
    brazilianwax Posts: 9,438 Forumite
    sooz wrote: »
    Just to let you know (and hopefully reassure you) I had my errant wisdom tooth out this morning.

    And I had to ask if it was over, it was that quick!


    I think it involved a scalpel...but had my eyes so tightly screwed shut I don't know.


    I'm glad I don't eat lunch at a normal time!!! _pale_

    Glad you're all sorted. Are you sore?
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  • sooz
    sooz Posts: 4,560 Forumite
    Nope - not one little bit.


    And I had lunch....it was yummy too. :D

    Am feeling a little dizzy, but apart from that I feel good
  • Toothsmith wrote: »
    I would say that most little runty wisdom teeth pop out quite easily just with a local anaesthetic - especially if they have actually come through into the mouth.

    I did one this very morning!! Patient didn't even know I'd begun when I'd finished (Ooh er missus:D).

    Teeth that are still buried can be tricky, but once through, even though they seem a long way back and inaccessible, they don't give much problem to remove.

    Can't be sure without seeing it though.

    Guess mine was one of those runty ones then - dentist took one look and said he'd get it out in no time. He wasn't wrong. He did say it was a bit weird though - he said they should have 3 roots and mine just had one curly one :confused:

    It's a bit sore, but I've discovered I can manage custard, so I'll not starve!!!

    Thanks (again) for your advice - you dentists are fab! :beer:
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