My Special Summer

[jitna]

No and even if I did, I doubt I'd use it. I get so lightheaded from looking at it so I try not to look. I had to last night because I'm still using gauze and when I took the gauze out after eating the sausage, I saw the little bits of sausage on the gauze so forced myself to look in my mouth and rinse it out.

I know I don't even need to be using the gauze still, but I am so creeped out by this surgery that I'm scared to not have gauze. I don't want to feel it or see it. It's still bleeding a little too. Not much, but definitely noticeable because every time I change the gauze, the top of it is splotched red. So the top extraction site is still bleeding a little and the bottom isn't, which is weird since the bottom one was a bigger tooth and more difficult to extract since it was impacted. The top tooth was only half a tooth- it used to be a whole wisdom tooth, but a few months ago it totally chipped in half. Then again, they didn't put any stitches in the top, they only did the bottom, so that might have something to do with it.

im far from an expert but if i had to guess id assume the top was bleeding and the bottoms not is simply because of gravity. if you stood on your head, itd probably reverse. or not, i dont really know.

i dont really remember being able to see the wounds, but its been a while. i know i didnt need to look to squirt the food out. you just put it next to your back teeth and let the water pressure do the job. i had that thing for the longest time

 

[HappyHapyJoyJoy]

Mine is going ok, but I do wish it'd hurry up. It's day 3 and most of the pain is gone but I still can't fully open my mouth, so I can't chew and I've discovered that I can't yawn. I'm really craving some real food like a big fat steak with lots of A1 sauce or a cheeseburger, or a sub, or pizza... anything but this yogurt and mashed potatoes. Grr. And I really want a cigarette
Suppose tomorrow I'd be good to go for a smoke, but I'm so worried about getting dry socket. Supposedly after 3 days you're in the clear, but... I dunno.

For me it was a few days of recovery. I had all four out, none were impacted though.

So, does this mean no nerve damage?

No and even if I did, I doubt I'd use it. I get so lightheaded from looking at it so I try not to look.

Huh, I would not have pictured you squeamish about that sort of thing...

 

[Harley Spencer]

im far from an expert but if i had to guess id assume the top was bleeding and the bottoms not is simply because of gravity. if you stood on your head, itd probably reverse. or not, i dont really know.

i dont really remember being able to see the wounds, but its been a while. i know i didnt need to look to squirt the food out. you just put it next to your back teeth and let the water pressure do the job. i had that thing for the longest time

But wouldn't using that thing cause it to blow your blood clot out? Cuz that's why you're not supposed to drink with straws, smoke, or rinse very much within the first few days, it'll force the clot out prematurely and you'll get dry socket.

For me it was a few days of recovery. I had all four out, none were impacted though.

So, does this mean no nerve damage?



Huh, I would not have pictured you squeamish about that sort of thing...

Yep, no nerve damage I am happy about that. Though apparently they cut one of my nerves completely in half when they took the bottom wisdom tooth out, cuz halfway through the extraction I cringed and they stopped and gave me more Novocain twice because I was in pain, I could feel the drill. Then when they were all done, the guy asked, "So the pain went away toward the end there?" I nodded and he said, "Yep, must've been after we cut the nerve in half." Uhhh... great!

Yeah I get really squeamish about blood and stuff. You'd think I wouldn't seeing as I love horror movies, but yeah I definitely do. I get really lightheaded and nervous and have even fainted at the sight of my own blood before.

 

[HappyHapyJoyJoy]

Harley Spencer[/URL][/B], post: 7664954, member: 579739"]Yep, no nerve damage I am happy about that.

Well that's cool.

Harley Spencer[/URL][/B], post: 7664954, member: 579739"]Yeah I get really squeamish about blood and stuff. You'd think I wouldn't seeing as I love horror movies, but yeah I definitely do. I get really lightheaded and nervous and have even fainted at the sight of my own blood before.

Wait... didn't you pierce your own belly button? How did you manage that if blood bothers you...?

 

[jitna]

But wouldn't using that thing cause it to blow your blood clot out? Cuz that's why you're not supposed to drink with straws, smoke, or rinse very much within the first few days, it'll force the clot out prematurely and you'll get dry socket.

i have no idea. i dont remember the dentist telling me anything about blood clots or dry socket. denistry mustve progressed a lot since i had mine done or maybe it was all the painkillers.

 

[bigwarmload]

Harley Spencer[/URL][/B], post: 7655816, member: 579739"]Masturbation Monday, Tushy Tuesday, Wet Wednesday, Titty Thursday, Fuck Me Friday, Sultry Saturday and Slutty Sunday.

The question "What's your favorite day of the week?", seems different now. :dunno: Also why are weekends so slutty?

 

[Harley Spencer]

Well that's cool.
Wait... didn't you pierce your own belly button? How did you manage that if blood bothers you...?

Surprisingly there wasn't much blood involved with piercing my own belly button.

i have no idea. i dont remember the dentist telling me anything about blood clots or dry socket. denistry mustve progressed a lot since i had mine done or maybe it was all the painkillers.

See, this is what's bugging the shit out of me. Every dentist and every resource tells you something different.

When I had 2 teeth extracted 2 years ago (a lower wisdom tooth and the one next to it), I was only in recovery for 2-3 days, and there was absolutely no pain, no lockjaw, and I was able to smoke after 2 days. This time, I've had headaches (though that's the norm for me), throat hurt for the first two days, I have lockjaw, bleeding went on longer, and I'm told recovery is to be a week. It's only been 4 days, so that means I still have 3 more freakin days to go, and I'm not supposed to smoke until after a week.

But I've looked online and gotten completely different results from different doctors. Some say you only have to wait 24 hours to smoke, some say 3 days, and some say to just hold out as long as you can. One even said that back in the day, they only told people to wait 8 hours after their surgery to smoke, but since then they've changed it since they're more educated now. I've also read from some sources that it's not necessary to stop smoking at all after a wisdom tooth extraction, that there is no proof that dry socket is a result of smoking or straw drinking (i.e. a sucking motion).

I really want a cigarette Ugh. And I can't tell what's going on in my mouth. I've looked with a flashlight, and the stitches are still there but they're an ugly brown color now (they were bright yellow when they first put them in), but I can't tell if the blood clot is still there or if it's just a hole and is too dark for me to tell.

The question "What's your favorite day of the week?", seems different now. :dunno: Also why are weekends so slutty?

I dunno, cuz I couldn't think of any other sexual type of terms that started with S.

 

[jitna]

See, this is what's bugging the shit out of me. Every dentist and every resource tells you something different.

When I had 2 teeth extracted 2 years ago (a lower wisdom tooth and the one next to it), I was only in recovery for 2-3 days, and there was absolutely no pain, no lockjaw, and I was able to smoke after 2 days. This time, I've had headaches (though that's the norm for me), throat hurt for the first two days, I have lockjaw, bleeding went on longer, and I'm told recovery is to be a week. It's only been 4 days, so that means I still have 3 more freakin days to go, and I'm not supposed to smoke until after a week.

But I've looked online and gotten completely different results from different doctors. Some say you only have to wait 24 hours to smoke, some say 3 days, and some say to just hold out as long as you can. One even said that back in the day, they only told people to wait 8 hours after their surgery to smoke, but since then they've changed it since they're more educated now. I've also read from some sources that it's not necessary to stop smoking at all after a wisdom tooth extraction, that there is no proof that dry socket is a result of smoking or straw drinking (i.e. a sucking motion).

I really want a cigarette Ugh. And I can't tell what's going on in my mouth. I've looked with a flashlight, and the stitches are still there but they're an ugly brown color now (they were bright yellow when they first put them in), but I can't tell if the blood clot is still there or if it's just a hole and is too dark for me to tell.

i think a lot of the discrepancy is based on the level of precaution different doctors have. some will tell you that in their experience the minimum amount is fine, some will tell you to follow the maximum just to be safe. i personally would choose to trust my doctor and not have to worry about it

I dunno, cuz I couldn't think of any other sexual type of terms that started with S.

i did try to get Suckit Sunday going, but that didnt last too long

 

[passenger57]

Harley Spencer[/URL][/B], post: 7656759, member: 579739"]Nope, there's no trap No popups, no surprise costs.

Hey, at my age a popup is nice and a surprise ha !

 

[HappyHapyJoyJoy]

Harley Spencer[/URL][/B], post: 7666169, member: 579739"]Surprisingly there wasn't much blood involved with piercing my own belly button.

Wait... how did you manage that?

Harley Spencer[/URL][/B], post: 7666169, member: 579739"]See, this is what's bugging the shit out of me. Every dentist and every resource tells you something different.

Mine never mentioned the potential for dry socket either. I'm wondering if maybe it's that yours was impacted, or that there were issues with the nerves or otherwise with the removal in general?

For me, I think I was smoking again the next day. :dunno:

Harley Spencer[/URL][/B], post: 7666169, member: 579739"]I've had headaches (though that's the norm for me), throat hurt for the first two days, I have lockjaw, bleeding went on longer, and I'm told recovery is to be a week. It's only been 4 days, so that means I still have 3 more freakin days to go, and I'm not supposed to smoke until after a week.

Ugh. I hope you're feeling better soon.

Harley Spencer[/URL][/B], post: 7666169, member: 579739"]I dunno, cuz I couldn't think of any other sexual type of terms that started with S.

You used one right there. It could have been Sexual Saturdays!

 

[bigwarmload]

I dunno, cuz I couldn't think of any other sexual type of terms that started with S.

Maybe:

Salacious
Seductive
Sensuous
Spicy
Slave
Submissive
Scrumptious
Sex Toy

But yeah I am with ya, well regardless, I am sure you're a treat any day of the week, uber sexy and delicious.

 

[Harley Spencer]

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