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| Faraz |
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 Faraz Nearly there...

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 Posted: 20:26 - 14 Nov 2008 Post subject: Teeth removal |
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By a dentist of course.
Ok, I hadnt been to a dentist in years until today (major toothaches). Went in for a check up and i need to get 4 teeth removed (Back two on both sides) and many fillings!! (wont say number)
I have two appointments and the first one is a week today to remove two on one side.
Im totally shitting it. I cant stand tooth pain and i avoided going for years. ( )
Anyone had thise teeth removed before and give an indication on the level pain to expect?
Thanks.
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| The Shaggy D.A. |
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It depends. If you get a decent dentist and he manages to inject the anasthetic into the nerves (ganglia? no sniggering at the back!) properly, you won't feel much at all. If you're lucky, the teeth being removed have dead nerves.
You might want to ask about gas/valium, if you are really nervous.
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Well first and foremost, if you are in pain just ask for more anaesthetic. They're not there to cause you pain. The anaesthetic works in a way which should take away the pain from the tooth, but what it doesn't take away the sensation of having it removed - if you see what I mean...basically you will prob feel the thing moving about in it's socket, but it shouldn't be painful - it's got to do with the fact that different nerves transmit different sensations and the anaesthetic used in dentistry targets the pain ones. If you are having problems getting numbed up, chances are that there is a wee bit of infection at the base of the tooth (most likely the case if the nerves is dead) - the infection basically de-natures the anaesthetic in that area and makes it not work quite as well, but there are other anaesthetics which they can use in this situation which can be injected directly to the tooth to almost by-pass the infection. Either way, if this is the case, you can guarantee that as soon as the tooth there will be instant and massive relief of pain.
Listen to the post operative instructions and stick to them as you don't want to risk getting post op infection - or dry socket (which is a form of gangrene, just to spell out how unpleasant it feels, tastes and smells to have it!!!). Basically the most important one though is not to smoke. The nicotine in cigarettes vastly reduces the blood supply to the gums, which greatly reduces the ability of the gums to effectively wash away any possibly infection. Not good. About 80-90% of the people I see with post op infection have smoked. The alcohol thing is less important - have a drink or two, but don't go out on the piss. The main things are don't smoke, try not to dislodge the clot, use the hot salty mouth-rinse (oooh-err matron ) and avoid small foods like rice which may get stuck in the sockets and you're giving yourself the best chance of it healing properly.
On the charges front, NHS are the only ones which are fixed - private can vary widely between practices. If you are in England i think (don't quote me on this though cause I'm in Scotland and it's a different system up here) that having two teeth out qualifies you under the 'Band 2' treatment bracket which is £44.60. Think it's about £10 per tooth in Scotland, but I don't really deal with that side of things.
Hope this helps somewhat. Any other questions, just ask
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Had a molar removed and got gas and an injection. The injection hadn't kicked in properly but I didn't know until she had started pulling it out. The pain and the gas almost had me halucinating.  ____________________ Go back to bed - You have no rights - "Streetfighters ~ Mainstream motorcycling's crackwhore sister." |
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If I get a problem with my teeth its always a bloody big one or complicated. No easy problems here!
I have just had a molar removed, but my own dentist said she didn't want to do it as it had been heavily restored previously and she thought it would be a difficult extraction. She sent me to her practice partner and he removed it.
3 sets of injections and 30 minutes of stress and sweat later, the tooth had been removed in at least a dozen pieces with the aid of a drill, the pick and a pair of pincers.
It was removed at 12.30 and I managed to stop the bleeding at 10.30 or so that evening.
Now the reason I go into detail is this - even though it was a hellish experience which left me literally shaking with adrenaline for an hour or so - the pain wasn't that bad and I needed no painkillers afterwards.
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I went for a private check-up after getting an absess in a rotten tooth, I was told I needed two of my teeth removed permanently. That kinda put things into perspective, the doctor even had a go at me due to the condition of them for my age.
Anyway.. Privately, A 15 minute check-up and dental painkillers set me back £38 followed by the extractions a week later which were £120 per tooth. Extractions were done on different dates, and included cutting, drilling and finally the pliers.
I was awake the whole time, good thing I'm not squeemish. Yes its an absolutely rip-off but with the pain I was in, its not like it was optional. ____________________ DAS Passed 19th April 08. 07' YBR125 > Yamaha FZ6 S2 '08 > 1998 YZF600R ThunderCat |
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Couldnt wait until Friday because of the pain I was in so I went in today to have them removed.
There was no pain after the anasthetic but the sensation was horrible. I could hear my tooth cracking and moving about.
The anasthetic is wearing off and I have just taken painkillers. Dentist told me to rinse my mouth with warm salty water in 30 mins.
Overall not a nice experience and I have to go back next week to get the two on the other side removed.
Thanks for the help.  ____________________ '56 Yamaha MT-01
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Nope, just a hole.
Still bleeding like hell. All i can taste.  ____________________ '56 Yamaha MT-01
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