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[Breadfan]

If you dont have to have them removed. Dont!

I just found out mine came in like last week
Turns out they came in perfectly straight

Mine are in, and have been for a couple of years. I remember once when I was at the Dentists he said I should have them removed... then I didn't go to the dentist again for like 2 years while i was in college... then I went back and he said they grew in fine.

Since everyone here has a horror story about them, I think I'll leave them in.

Edited by Breadfan, 16 July 2008 - 01:31 PM.

[Hydrogen]

Mine are in, and have been for a couple of years. I remember once when I was at the Dentists he said I should have them removed... then I didn't go to the dentist again for like 2 years while i was in college... then I went back and he said they grew in fine.

Since everyone here has a horror story about them, I think I'll leave them in.

Was your dentist a barber in disguise?! Telling you to get them removed when they came in fine! I would have sued or something if I went through all that pain and they would have just come in fine . Of course, I would never have known . Still.

[Breadfan]

Was your dentist a barber in disguise?! Telling you to get them removed when they came in fine! I would have sued or something if I went through all that pain and they would have just come in fine . Of course, I would never have known . Still.

HOW did you know that!? Yes, he actually ended up being a Barber...

[33724]

HOW did you know that!? Yes, he actually ended up being a Barber...

now thats a horror story

[Black Flame]

Was your dentist a barber in disguise?! Telling you to get them removed when they came in fine! I would have sued or something if I went through all that pain and they would have just come in fine . Of course, I would never have known . Still.

Reminds me of a dentist I once had (just bad dentists in general). I was about 12 and had to get 2-3 cavities filled. He filled them, but didn't use anything to null the pain. Seriously I was seating in the seat trying to resist myself from screaming and bursting into tears. After that WONDERFUL experience, I didn't go back to the dentist for 3 years. I finally went to a different dentist and had 12 cavities which took roughly 3 months and 4 appointments to fill!

Yeah...I didn't eat that well as a kid... He also told me I would need braces for about 2 years. The new dentist (with my teeth looking basically the same except the cavities) said I didn't need braces, but could have them if I wanted them. So yeah he was a terrible dentist.

[iargue]

Your wisdom teeth usually come in between the ages 16 and 25. So, until your over that age, you might want to visit the doctor yearly.

My best friend jacob got his wisdom teeth pulled this yesterday because they came in directly sideways, and he doesnt want to talk to anyone.

[Vee]

I have had the bottom two pulled a little while back.
First the right one, which was 2 weeks ago. It hurt as hell.
And barely 1 week ago the left one. No problem with that one.
But yeah, wisdom teeth stink.

A friend of mine had all four pulled at once. Here in the Netherlands that's not even allowed, lol. Because they're not allowed to anesthesize you on both sides or something.

Edited by Vee, 16 July 2008 - 03:07 PM.

[Hydrogen]

Reminds me of a dentist I once had (just bad dentists in general). I was about 12 and had to get 2-3 cavities filled. He filled them, but didn't use anything to null the pain. Seriously I was seating in the seat trying to resist myself from screaming and bursting into tears. After that WONDERFUL experience, I didn't go back to the dentist for 3 years. I finally went to a different dentist and had 12 cavities which took roughly 3 months and 4 appointments to fill!

Yeah...I didn't eat that well as a kid... He also told me I would need braces for about 2 years. The new dentist (with my teeth looking basically the same except the cavities) said I didn't need braces, but could have them if I wanted them. So yeah he was a terrible dentist.

I had an extraction before my braces that required me to pull out 7 teeth in one sitting. They were all baby teeth though so it was alright. After four teeth were extracted (the first one split in half while being extracted ), I couldn't take it anymore and I made up a story that I had to go to the bathroom real bad to get out of it and hopefully sneak out . My Mom was with me though and knew what I was up to so she brought me back .

[Jakerz]

Lool Hydro you shouldve just bolted down the street (h) Would've been funny to watch lol
My friend got her wisdom teeth pulled recently and she looks like a squirrel filled with peanuts Only bad thing that happened with my dentist was they always forgot to grind the fillings down whenever I had a cavity, felt weird

[Just Another User]

My wisdom teeth are coming / in but i have no idea if they're right... i had braces for about 2 years so now my teeth are perfect, hopefully i wont have to go through anymore of that shit, dentists suck especially when you have sensitive teeth like me!

[Jakerz]

My wisdom teeth are coming / in but i have no idea if they're right... i had braces for about 2 years so now my teeth are perfect, hopefully i wont have to go through anymore of that shit, dentists suck especially when you have sensitive teeth like me!

Sensodyne is ftw

[Just Another User]

Sensodyne is ftw

Does it actually make a difference? I've tried all sorts of different toothpaste but i heard if you put a layer of sensodyne on your teeth when you go to bed that helps, should probably give that a go... sometimes my teeth are so bad i can barely eat chocolate

[Jakerz]

Try it out it seems to have helped my teeth I think

[Just Another User]

Try it out it seems to have helped my teeth I think

Yea i'll give it a go, problem is with a lot of these things it's psychological, because you start using new stuff you want to think it's helping so much you actually believe it is lol.

[Noitidart]

Thanks noit, i needed to go the dentist now there no hope

hahhaha

I just got all 4 surgically extracted and 3 outa 4 were good. The 4th one came out ok but wouldnt heal and I ended up with a dry socket. The doc, if he can call himself that, just put medicated gauze in a hole in my effin mouth for 2 weeks and finally started to heal. The pain was, well I will just say i have never been in as much pain. I broke both legs, compressed my spine and tore my ACL but this pain was way worse. Oh yeah, on top of that. The pain meds worked for the first 4 or 5 days.


If you dont have to have them removed. Dont!

dAAAAAAAAAAAANG you'rs is pretty bad were all of them impacted?

I have had the bottom two pulled a little while back.
First the right one, which was 2 weeks ago. It hurt as hell.
And barely 1 week ago the left one. No problem with that one.
But yeah, wisdom teeth stink.

A friend of mine had all four pulled at once. Here in the Netherlands that's not even allowed, lol. Because they're not allowed to anesthesize you on both sides or something.

That's a daaaang good rule. Stupid dentists here for the money, took me out even tho you couldnt see it >_<

[Nori]

I was born with no wisdom teeth. Seriously. I got an x-ray. Nothing.

[Hydrogen]

I was born with no wisdom teeth. Seriously. I got an x-ray. Nothing.

That's what my doctor said too. And now I'm getting them . Malpractice!

[AxE ™]

So long as they don't grow in crooked you shouldn't have to get them pulled. I think at least. Pray .

Mine is fully grown, but the only problem is they are still inside and tipped over, perfectly horizontal buttin into the molars in front of it. lol.. Looked really weird in the xray. Doc told me to pray they stop growing or else will need to be surgically removed

[Hydrogen]

Mine is fully grown, but the only problem is they are still inside and tipped over, perfectly horizontal buttin into the molars in front of it. lol.. Looked really weird in the xray. Doc told me to pray they stop growing or else will need to be surgically removed

What happened ?

[AxE ™]

What happened ?

Horzontally impacted wisdom teeth..

Horizontal impaction (3%) is the least common form, which occurs when the tooth is angled fully ninety degrees forward, growing into the roots of the second molar.

Kinda forgot about that thing till I saw this topic... Now it scares me lol

Edited by AxeKid, 17 July 2008 - 11:40 AM.

[Noitidart]

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand thats wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy impacted!!!

[AxE ™]

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand thats wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy impacted!!!

Those are not my teeth But ya it looks exactly similar

[Breadfan]

Blast those wretched vestigial organs!

[Jakerz]

Wow no idea they could go that far... 90 degrees lol..gotta hurt

[Noitidart]

Those are not my teeth But ya it looks exactly similar

oh phew lol

i thought it was



ya man vestigial is stuff we dont need anymore right cuz of evolution? dont belive in it but sure