Wisdom Teeth

[Muzy]

so yeh i had my wisdom teeth growing when i was 16 and heck they were painful!! i use to get the most excruiating headaches from them..... now some years on i noticed my bottom two wisdom teeth were not coming out so i decided to go to the dentist to check it out....

i had xrays done and the dentist showed me exactly how my wisdom teeth were growing and my eyes just popped out lol.... they were growing sideways and now they are stuck - IMPACTED WISDOM TEETH..... i had braces when i was 15 and had 4 tooths out aswell but still there is no space for these two to come out.....

now my dentist told me that in the old days whenever a wisdom tooth was seen it was just pulled out....now they wait to see if there is any risk of infection, gum disease etc and my dentist told me one of my wisdom teeth has a big gap between the tooth next to it and in that gap the food is getting stuck and it will get sticky and could cause tooth decay and instead of having one tooth removed il end up having both removed .... but hes left it up to me to decide........

the only thing is ive been researching into this and i find some people say they got on with their lives as normal and some have had some sort of negative impact after having a wisdom tooth removed... my dentist did say that a nerve could be damaged whilst having it removed and you could loose sensation on the lower part of your jaw and under your lip area and this freaked me out.......

so i thought of good old PakPassion.... wanted to know if anyone has had a wisdom tooth removed or know of anyone who has??? plz no scary stories to make it worse coz i cant decide what if i should go ahead or not ....

(i have had four teeth removed before so i know what the pain and process of it is, just wanted to know about wisdom teeth removal)

[BD-fan]

Make sure you brush twice a day, floss and use mouth wash. All these wisdom teeth extraction is hogwash money making formula for the dentists (as long as there is no pain).

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by Muzy so i thought of good old PakPassion.... wanted to know if anyone has had a wisdom tooth removed or know of anyone who has??? plz no scary stories to make it worse coz i cant decide what if i should go ahead or not ....

Funnily enough, my Wisdom teeth started coming through when I was about 20...headaches etc etc

And then nothing happened - no pain. No discomfort. Nothing

17 years later... THEY ARE BACK!!!! A bit of pain & discomfort.

Dentists says if they get painful, then its off to hospital to get them yanked out....

[pakistani_banda]

ive had my wisdom tooth pains for quite some time. the last time i had was just last year, when the tooth was coming out of my gums, and i had to get the part of the gum removed. the doctor numbed my gum and used the old technique of knife on gum and cut it out to make room for the tooth. though it didnt pain at the time, but it did later on, and it felt weird to feel a tooth where there was supposed to be gum.

[12thMan]

I had all removed surgically. Once they removed 3 and left one in for some reason. Then the fourth one started causing problems and I delayed it. Then it became that I couldn't open my mouth and my jaw was swollen up. Called the dentist late at night to get codine filled pain killers and went to dentist next morning. They couldn't even take normal dentist X-Rays as they need to put the film in my mouth. The dentist sent me to another dentist (probably more qualified as he charges more) and he failed to get x-rays too. They suspected it was the wisdom tooth but not sure. Then I was sent to a surgeon who had the equipment to take the x-ray from outside . Went through a surgery. The surgen asked why it was not taken out with others and I think it was because it was still in the bone and not much out. She called the other other dentist a whimp. The operations were no pain. They just cost money if you have no insurance but you get good drugs. Last one cost me about $800 as I had trips to dentists and no dental insurance.

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by 12thMan I had all removed surgically. Once they removed 3 and left one in for some reason. Then the fourth one started causing problems and I delayed it. Then it became that I couldn't open my mouth and my jaw was swollen up. Called the dentist late at night to get codine filled pain killers and went to dentist next morning. They couldn't even take normal dentist X-Rays as they need to put the film in my mouth. The dentist sent me to another dentist (probably more qualified as he charges more) and he failed to get x-rays too. They suspected it was the wisdom tooth but not sure. Then I was sent to a surgeon who had the equipment to take the x-ray from outside . Went through a surgery. The surgen asked why it was not taken out with others and I think it was because it was still in the bone and not much out. She called the other other dentist a whimp. The operations were no pain. They just cost money if you have no insurance but you get good drugs. Last one cost me about $800 as I had trips to dentists and no dental insurance.

I think the moral of the story is that the USA sucks when it comes to medical care.

And also you ate too many sweets as a kid

[Omar Malik]

Originally Posted by BD-fan Make sure you brush twice a day, floss and use mouth wash. All these wisdom teeth extraction is hogwash money making formula for the dentists (as long as there is no pain).

That says it all!

[Ayyub]

wisdom teeth mean root canal teeth hmmm that is painful step to remove it but its good tp put another one then filling it because putting new one will be good and if u will do filling it will last only for 5 years .

[Omar Malik]

Originally Posted by Ayyub wisdom teeth mean root canal teeth hmmm that is painful step to remove it but its good tp put another one then filling it because putting new one will be good and if u will do filling it will last only for 5 years .

Your talking from experience I guess....

[12thMan]

Originally Posted by Ayyub wisdom teeth mean root canal teeth hmmm that is painful step to remove it but its good tp put another one then filling it because putting new one will be good and if u will do filling it will last only for 5 years .

No. They are the last tooth in line and come out when you are grown up. Some come out crooked or don't have the space. You feel more pain going to dentist for other stuff than getting wisdom tooth out as you are out when they take the tooth out. I didn't go to a regular dentist but a dental surgeon. Didn't feel a thing both times

[Ayyub]

Originally Posted by Omar Malik Your talking from experience I guess....

well yah from own experience

[mindless slogging]

Originally Posted by 12thMan No. They are the last tooth in line and come out when you are grown up. Some come out crooked or don't have the space. You feel more pain going to dentist for other stuff than getting wisdom tooth out as you are out when they take the tooth out. I didn't go to a regular dentist but a dental surgeon. Didn't feel a thing both times

Yeah agree with that. I know people who have had teeth removed whilst wearing braces and say they don't hurt. They kill tho.

[mindless slogging]

Was only joking in the last post. They don't hurt much, although you do have to get accustomed to eating some soft-foodstuff. If it's the dentist's advice, I'd go by it or else you may regret it in later life.

[Javelin]

Originally Posted by Oxy I think the moral of the story is that the USA sucks when it comes to medical care.

I had just recently arrived in the States and my daughter (only a couple of years old at the time) had a toothache. I took her to a local dentist, who examined her, and then he came over to me and started telling me he could this for X $'s, this for Y $'s, this for Z $'s and so on. It took me a few minutes to realise the b*****d was doing a sales pitch instead of simply doing what was most appropriate medically!

After we had been there a while, I had a problem with one of my wisdom teeeth and went to see a dentist (a different one). After examining me he told me that my gums also had a problem - they had 'grown too long' due to a medical condition, and they needed to be 'trimmed back'. Since this required my mouth being numbed, he was going to do this in four 'sections', with a quarter being done at a time. He would do the section with the problem tooth first.
But if I wanted, since the other sections of the mouth were going to be numbed, why did'nt I just agree to have the other wisdom teeth also taken out as each section was done, even though the teeth were perfectly healthy, but to simply avoid problems in the future.
I agreed in principle but got one heck of a rollicking from my wife when I arrived home as she realised how the dentist was trying to do a salemans con on me.
That's dentists in the U.S. for you!

[zimmz]

Originally Posted by Javelin That's dentists in the U.S. for you!

That type is every where these days. Dentists are mechanics anyway...they are not real doctors (who would actually care for the patient). According to my experience dentists in Pakistan (except few private neem-hakims) are better than those in western world.

Here in Germany they are not covered completely under health insurance (mainly because they are more mechanics than doctors).

[zimmz]

To OP, as BD-fan said, keep them clean and do not go for extraction unless and until some problem start appearing in that area. There is absolutely no need of preventive measures if the tooth and gum in that area are healthy at the moment. Visit the dentist at least once in a year for monitoring possible problems.

I have my 3 wisdom teeth still intact. The one that was extracted was due to a cavity which started to form.

[McBoom]

Originally Posted by 12thMan They just cost money if you have no insurance but you get good drugs.

[Muzy]

hmmmm lol i do brush my teeth regularly, even more often after meals and especially around my wisdom teeth to reach areas where food is likely to get stuck, i do use mouth wash too.... well i have to book my dentist appointment as im due but i know for a fact he will ask me again if i want them removed or not.... its only coz he showed me some other patients case which was similiar to mine and he ended up having the wisdom tooth and the tooth next to it removed because of the gap in between them,,,, and thats the problem i have right now.... khair il see what shows up on xray when i go to see him....

all i know is my mum would kill me if i get them removed, she had hers unneccessarily removed (and still has them for memory sake, dnt ask why even i dont know) and shes had pain there since it was taken out and that was along time ago, my dad also had his out but the old procedure and he said it ws really painful and it didnt heal for months....... yikes lol

thnx 4the replies guys n girls

[pun500]

i got mine removed no problems at all...

used to get headaches , pain behind the eyes , shoulder pain before atleast once a month ..

now its all gone

if you want to alleviate dental pain the best method is using cloves or clove oil ( chewing natural cloves is the best) .. works much better than a paracetamol

if you have problems like me and is affecting you consult a dentist (the one who performs surgery and not the one who refers you to some one else for surgery )

new dental procedures are quite safe atleast here in india and many people get their wisdom teeth removed no problems at all without after effects as well

IMHO it is better to go for dental surgery when the wisdom teeth are growing out of shape

brushing wont help you if the wisdom teeth grows downwards or sideways as at times it causes mouth ulcers or pus inspite of good dental care

[Momo]

Originally Posted by 12thMan They just cost money if you have no insurance but you get good drugs.

And pretty easily as well. I can vouch for that. Within one week, and in the general vicinity of the Waikiki beach, I had a number of (different) individuals come up to me casually and ask: 'You want weed?'

Getting drugs can't be much easier than that, can it?



For the record, I politely turned the offer down on each occasion.

[Javelin]

Originally Posted by Momo And pretty easily as well. I can vouch for that. Within one week, and in the general vicinity of the Waiki beach, I had a number of (different) individuals come up to me casually and ask: 'You want weed?' Getting drugs can't be much easier than that, can it? For the record, I politely turned the offer down on each occasion.

I don't even have to go down to the beach. I get mine delivered to my home (by the pharmacist himself - he only lives down the road!).

[Momo]

Originally Posted by Javelin I don't even have to go down to the beach. I get mine delivered to my home (by the pharmacist himself - he only lives down the road!).

Lucky you! This is something unheard of in Japan. It will be a while I guess before Japan progresses into a country that allows such 'pharmacists'.

[Geordie Ahmed]

What a timely thread

Went to the Dentist this morning for what i was told was only going to be a checkup BUT ended up having my upper left wisdom tooth removed.

The student dentist at first said we will just treat it BUT then the head dentist came, a very nice Indian lady (not that it matters like) and said it doesnt take lake to remove it and you might as well get it done. I agreed since im too polite to say no even tho i wasnt keen

[Javelin]

Originally Posted by Momo Lucky you! This is something unheard of in Japan. It will be a while I guess before Japan progresses into a country that allows such 'pharmacists'.

Of course, the pharmacist has to collect the prescriptions from the Doctor's surgery first. Which is next door.
The Surgery actually has 5 Doctors. Unless you ask for an appointment with a specific Doctor, the appointment is with whoever is available.
One of them is known as "The Paracetamol Kid" - (He's actually in his mid- 40's).
Unfortunately one of the pitfalls of having a totally free health service - too many people go and see the Doctor when all they need to do is take a Paracetamol -and this Doctor has taken this to heart and it's his advice for most illnesses.

[Garuda]

Originally Posted by Muzy so i thought of good old PakPassion.... wanted to know if anyone has had a wisdom tooth removed or know of anyone who has??? plz no scary stories to make it worse coz i cant decide what if i should go ahead or not ....

My sister had the same problem and she has removed 2 of her wisdom teeth. Rest 2 will also have the same fate when they come.

I have all 32 but two of my upper ones have come little sideways.

I had consulted a dentist in London and this is what he told me

"Due to evolution the jaws of human are getting smaller as compared to previous generations. Hence its difficult to accomodate 32 teeth and its becoming more and more common to remove last 2-4 teeth."

Though I have not removed any.

So as long as you have rest 28 teeth healthy, cheers.

[Geordie Ahmed]

Originally Posted by Muzy so i thought of good old PakPassion.... wanted to know if anyone has had a wisdom tooth removed or know of anyone who has??? plz no scary stories to make it worse coz i cant decide what if i should go ahead or not .... (i have had four teeth removed before so i know what the pain and process of it is, just wanted to know about wisdom teeth removal)

To help make your decision easier - removing the tooth is not painful, fillings are more painful (the drill bit) BUT removing the tooth just feels weird and it doesnt sound pleasant BUT no pain (for now) - there is some slight bleeding from the gums BUT nothing serious - so i wudnt worry about getting them removed if i was you

[12thMan]

The wisdom teeth will not help you in chewing and you won't miss them. If you have 4 teeth removed, be careful with your teeth as you don't want to lose more. Check if you can get a bridge (they put a fake tooth between couple of good teeth) or an implant later.

Someone at work went through some dental work (older guy) and he went there 7-10 times and I heard it cost $20,000. I don't know what was his problem. Another guy (also older), whose son is a dentist and he had some dental jobs done but probably didn't cost much because of family relations (dentist to dentist discount).

[Muzy]

thing is ive had four teeth removed before for braces when i was 15 and i remember all the injections i was given, hearing the dentist cut grind take my teeth out lol and then i remember it bleeded afterwards and i couldnt eat for a week just soft food etc....

and ive had one filling before so i know how that feels too

my point is regarding the AFTER EFFECTS of having one removed, ive heard some people have lost a nerve where the tooth was removed, or the tooth next to the wisdom tooth was damaged whilst taking out the wisdom tooth.... this is what is confusing me if im going to regret having them out or not because my dentist did warn me of the implications but he made it sound so scary or is this just a scam for him to make money?..... and it will not be him who takes them out he will refer me to a dental surgeon in my local hospital where with my consent i can only have them out he even said if you feel like you dont want to go ahead with it then you can stop it there and then......

12th man - my dentist did say after u get one of the wisdom tooth out i can put a crown (or whatever its called) around the tooth where the widsome tooth has gone and this will close up any gaps in the gum....

i have been on youtube and watched some have theirs taken out (it's not exactly a pretty site lol) and i feel a bit iffy watching surgeons operate... i mean only 1 out of the 4 actually is causing me problems but like ive also read on the nhs website that there can be some side effects of removing wisdom teeth removal.... tough decision this to remove or not (especially where my parents have had 1 out and they had bad experiences and they're telling me not to)

[Geordie Ahmed]

Have to say that im glad i live in the UK - not entirely sure how it works in north america BUT i have found the NHS system to be brilliant.

Appointment times are reasonable and they treat you based on whats best for you as opposed to what will earn them the most money

[Geordie Ahmed]

Originally Posted by Muzy thing is ive had four teeth removed before for braces when i was 15 and i remember all the injections i was given, hearing the dentist cut grind take my teeth out lol and then i remember it bleeded afterwards and i couldnt eat for a week just soft food etc.... and ive had one filling before so i know how that feels too my point is regarding the AFTER EFFECTS of having one removed, ive heard some people had lost a nerve where the tooth was removed, or the tooth next to the wisdome tooth was damaged whilst taking our the wisdom tooth.... this is what is confusing me if im going to regret having them out or not because my dentist did warn me of the implications but he made it sound so scary..... and it will not be him who takes them out he will refer me to a dental surgeon in my local hospital where with my consent i can only have them out he even said if you feel like you dont want to go ahead with it then you can stop it there and then...... 12th man - my dentist did say after u get one of the wisdom tooth out i can put a crown (or whatever its called) around the tooth where the widsome tooth has gone and this will close up any gaps in the gum.... i have been on youtube and watched some have theirs taken out (it's not exactly a pretty site lol) and i feel a bit iffy watching surgeons operate... i mean only 1 out of the 4 actually is causing me problems but like ive also read on the nhs website that there can be some side effects of removing wisdom teeth removal ....

The reason mine was taking out was because they said it was hard to access it with a toothbrush and it may damage the tooh next to it so its best to take it out

As for food - im eating regular food BUT using the other side of my mouth to chew tho not sure what you would do if you got all 4 taken out at the same time

[Muzy]

no i dont need to take out all four lol then id be like proper scared, its only 1 that is hurting me right now bottom right corner, skin cuts, food gets stuck i use toothrbush to clean it out and make sure i use mouth wash too

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by Muzy my point is regarding the AFTER EFFECTS of having one removed, ive heard some people have lost a nerve where the tooth was removed, or the tooth next to the wisdom tooth was damaged whilst taking out the wisdom tooth.... this is what is confusing me if im going to regret having them out or not because my dentist did warn me of the implications but he made it sound so scary or is this just a scam for him to make money?.....

I think you have every reason to be afraid....very afraid. When my mates used to play pool, I used to sit on the side and read 'Mental Dental Monthly' - and I noted with intense scruitiny the side effects of such surgery. The results didnt make pretty reading, esp for single females in the 22-25 age bracket who followPak cricket. I'm sure you can access the studies in the 'Mental Dental Archives'

[Geordie Ahmed]

Originally Posted by Muzy no i dont need to take out all four lol then id be like proper scared, its only 1 that is hurting me right now bottom right corner, skin cuts, food gets stuck i use toothrbush to clean it out and make sure i use mouth wash too

Well if its only 1 tooth then i would say go for it - i also had the same problems with cut skin, used to get better BUT then resurface.

Also the last thing i wanted was for the tooth next to it to get damaged

Its been over 12 hours since my tooth was removed and at the moment i dont regret it (especially since my wife thinks its a big deal and is fussing over me )

[12thMan]

The Wisdom teeth are useless. You will not miss them. You chew teeth with regular molars which you have had for years. You want something new to invade the space of loyal molars? Forget the crown business as the dentists love working on teeth.

[Muzy]

oh so geordie you've just had one out??? what kind of anesthetic did u take and how is the bleeding? (thats sweet your wife's fussing over you thats what they're there for lol:p)

and oxy you are so not funny but im still going to LOL coz i dont understand where your humour comes from

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by Muzy and oxy you are so not funny but im still going to LOL coz i dont understand where your humour comes from

Pain is not a funny business! I'm going to the dentist next week for a filling. She also said something like 'lower 8 - partially errupting' which to me sounds like a nother dodgy tooth in the near future

[Geordie Ahmed]

Originally Posted by Muzy oh so geordie you've just had one out??? what kind of anesthetic did u take and how is the bleeding? (thats sweet your wife's fussing over you thats what they're there for lol:p) and oxy you are so not funny but im still going to LOL coz i dont understand where your humour comes from

Yes (see post 23) had my tooth taken out yesterday morning - like i mentioned in that post i was kinda railroaded into the decision because i was too polite to say no. They injected my gums, not sure exactly what anaesthetic it was (seemed very similar to the one you have for fillings) and that part of my mouth went numb. There was no pain whatsoever when they were taking the teeth out, just a grinding noise which sounded weird BUT it didnt hurt

There was a bit of bleeding at the start BUT then there was just small amounts during the rest of the day - no bleeding today and it just feels odd BUT glad its out as it was annoying (sensitive and digging into the side of my mouth)

[Geordie Ahmed]

Originally Posted by Oxy Pain is not a funny business! I'm going to the dentist next week for a filling. She also said something like 'lower 8 - partially errupting' which to me sounds like a nother dodgy tooth in the near future

They will get the drill out for that - that certainly hurts

[12thMan]

if they are not going to knock you out then tell your dentist you need extra medication as normal (what they put for average people) anesthetic injections don't work well for you and you feel lot of pain

[Geordie Ahmed]

You dont need to be knocked out for removal of wisdom tooth - its not painful. The drilling bit of fillings knacks so getting knocked out for that would be canny

[Muzy]

ok so its nothing like i havent experienced before..... thnks geordie you've made me feel better about it, ive booked an appointment to see my dentist for next week hes been away in china for months so had time to think about it, and i think il go ahead with it because i cant stand waking up with a headache because of the wisdom tooth

oxy - you eat too much desi sweet dishes im going to tell mrs oxy about it :p - ive only ever had ONE filling in my whole life and that was a mistake by the dum dentist i had since i was a kid - anyways he filled it 1-4 way and it still hurt i was sensitive to cold water and food and when i went back he said OH DONT WORRY WE'L JUST FILL IT UP EVEN DEEPER and it filled it 3-4 of down and then i changed my dentist to this chinese one hes really nice and understanding - he asked me why the heck did i have a 3-4 root filling when my teeth are all healthy its weird!!! and i was like great so he just messed up my tooth lol

btw geordie im presuming you're talking as if your mumbling??

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by Muzy btw geordie im presuming you're talking as if your mumbling??

Thats harsh - theres nothing wrong with the Geordie accent

[Geordie Ahmed]

Originally Posted by Muzy ok so its nothing like i havent experienced before..... thnks geordie you've made me feel better about it, ive booked an appointment to see my dentist for next week hes been away in china for months so had time to think about it, and i think il go ahead with it because i cant stand waking up with a headache because of the wisdom tooth oxy - you eat too much desi sweet dishes im going to tell mrs oxy about it :p - ive only ever had ONE filling in my whole life and that was a mistake by the dum dentist i had since i was a kid - anyways he filled it 1-4 way and it still hurt i was sensitive to cold water and food and when i went back he said OH DONT WORRY WE'L JUST FILL IT UP EVEN DEEPER and it filled it 3-4 of down and then i changed my dentist to this chinese one hes really nice and understanding - he asked me why the heck did i have a 3-4 root filling when my teeth are all healthy its weird!!! and i was like great so he just messed up my tooth lol btw geordie im presuming you're talking as if your mumbling??

Just because im from newcastle doesnt mean i speak with a mumble


Seriously i am speaking normally (well as normal as Geordie's can speak ) and was speaking normally yesterday aswell. My mouth/face was numb during the procedure and for a couple of hours after that, then it was fine. Even when it was numb i could speak normally, it just felt odd due to the numbness

I was also terrified at the thought of having a tooth removed BUT once it was done i was thinking what was the fuss all about. The anaesthetic injection stung a little BUT that was it - you just feel pressure on your tooth BUT no pain whatsoever

[Oxy]

Originally Posted by Muzy oxy - you eat too much desi sweet dishes im going to tell mrs oxy about it :p ??

No - just a lot of chocolate...

[12thMan]

You dont need to be knocked out for removal of wisdom tooth - its not painful. The drilling bit of fillings knacks so getting knocked out for that would be canny

I was out both times I went to get them out. Maybe because my mouth doesn't open too wide or there were issues with teeth not out much and being in bone. First trip was covered by insurance and they took 3 out and second one I had to pay. In the first one I was on a bed and second one on a chair. It was a real operation as I had some sensor hooked up to my finger and you could see the beep beep lines on a monitor, an injection was given either on my arm or finger and few minutes later I was gone. Woke up very dizzy, they kept me for 20-30 minutes and I was pretty much awake by then and driven home. Very good experience. You should demand it because I feel you are getting cheated

[Momo]

Originally Posted by 12thMan The Wisdom teeth are useless. You will not miss them. You chew teeth with regular molars which you have had for years. You want something new to invade the space of loyal molars? Forget the crown business as the dentists love working on teeth.

Didn't know Muzy had this talent as well.

[12thMan]

Momo - You are an evil man

[Plasma]

Uhh oh....

I think my wisdom teeth are growing almost sideways as well. I had a check up last year but the dentist didn't mention anything about them being bad, maybe they weren't like that at that time. There isn't any pain but perhaps i should get them checked out too.

[Javelin]

I decided to go and have my teeth brushed and polished by the hygienist yesterday. Sitting in the waiting was a young man in considerable pain - from the location of his pain it sounded as if he had a problem with his back teeth. It could have been a wisdom tooth.

Later, whilst I was passing the dentists door, a nurse opened the door and came out. It looked as if the dentist literally had one knee on this chaps chest and was using both hands and a lot of force in trying to pull/rotate/pull out something from his mouth. Unfortunately (or fortunately) the door closed and I carried on towards the exit door.

I've heard that impacted wisdom teeth are sometimes extremely difficult to take out, especially if they break in pieces, with some pieces still left stuck in the jaw bone.

Not trying to give anyone with a wisdom tooth problem the heebie jeebies!

[Momo]

Originally Posted by Javelin I decided to go and have my teeth brushed and polished by the hygienist yesterday. Sitting in the waiting was a young man in considerable pain - from the location of his pain it sounded as if he had a problem with his back teeth. It could have been a wisdom tooth. Later, whilst I was passing the dentists door, a nurse opened the door and came out. It looked as if the dentist literally had one knee on this chaps chest and was using both hands and a lot of force in trying to pull/rotate/pull out something from his mouth. Unfortunately (or fortunately) the door closed and I carried on towards the exit door. I've heard that impacted wisdom teeth are sometimes extremely difficult to take out, especially if they break in pieces, with some pieces still left stuck in the jaw bone. Not trying to give anyone with a wisdom tooth problem the heebie jeebies!

But doing a fabulous job nonetheless!

[Muzy]

jee thanx javeline!!! well difference is you saw and heard a story but geordie bhai has been through it so il take his word for it (btw geordie bhai i never meant to offend your accent to be honest i dont even know how geordies sound like although i love accents!!!! so im sorry)

momo ji = muje bohot kuch ata hai itni nadaan nai hoo meh

oxy - im still telling

oh and 12thman = wah ji wah technology thori advance hogai hai na us waqt shaid apka behosh rehna munasib tha lolz or maybe you was just a scardy cat :mush (just messing with ya)

[Disco_Lemonade]

Originally Posted by Muzy jee thanx javeline!!! well difference is you saw and heard a story but geordie bhai has been through it so il take his word for it (btw geordie bhai i never meant to offend your accent to be honest i dont even know how geordies sound like although i love accents!!!! so im sorry) momo ji = muje bohot kuch ata hai itni nadaan nai hoo meh oxy - im still telling oh and 12thman = wah ji wah technology thori advance hogai hai na us waqt shaid apka behosh rehna munasib tha lolz or maybe you was just a scardy cat :mush (just messing with ya)

never mess with The 12thman, he may ask your monthly salary infront of a large family gathering and put you to shame. he may also steal lunchbox from your school bag or put karmeena ki goli in your coffee. so please.

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