Wisdom Teeth Recovery
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Comments (24)sueb20 I'm glad to hear your DH is feeling better after only a week. There's hope for me soon then! leel soft boiled egg is a great idea. I wonder if I can figure out how to make that (I can't cook at all so that complicates things). I guess I just boil the egg right? I will google. camlan I hear you about the tea! I normally have tea for breakfast every morning. Fortunately, it was 75 out today so warm enough that I didn't really miss my tea as much as I would have on a freezing morning. camlan the chocolate idea is great! I am definitely not sucking on the popsicles, thanks for the reminder :) olychick hummus is a good idea. I don't eat guacamole, nothing w/ avocados except in sushi for some reason. Thanks mtnrdredux. I am trying to make myself eat even when I'm not in the mood because I know that will ultimatly help me get better. kelpmermaid Dulce de Lche ice cream is one of my absolute favorites!! Dentist said no peanut butter because it is too gooey....See MoreRemoving Wisdom Teeth after the age of 50
Comments (7)I'm not 50,but I still have ONE of my wisdom teeth left. I had them removed one at a time over the years when they seperately started bothering me. I have known two people who had them ALL removed at the same time,and they were MISERABLE for days and their faces swelled something awful. However,there is something to be said for getting it all over and done with in one time. The one I have left is turned completely side ways,and I'm pretty sure that might be a problem removing it.It doesnt bother me at all so I let it be. I have dreaded each time with the other teeth.I didnt get all the drugs and stuff,just novacaine. You may feel better with them out though. I felt like my mouth wasnt as crowded....See MoreTeeth ridges?
Comments (2)Hi ms minnamouse, I have ridges on all my front teeth, but alot less on my incisors. My dentist told me that our teeth grow from several buds, and in most people, they fuse together well and you can't see ridges. But some of us have teeth that haven't fused all the way. I don't have ridges on my top incisors, just the bottom ones. My guess is that its just the way you were born. Does it bother you?...See MoreI need help, is the wisdom teeth coming out?
Comments (4)Hope you got your teeth problem solved. Best way to tell if wisdom tooth coming in sideways against tooth next to it is open your mouth & look with a flashlight, may need a friend to look if on top & see if there is a tooth part way through or top doesn't look like it should. If it is coming in sideways it can get very painfully. I had 1 like that. They can come in any age from around 17 to 40 or so. I was in late 30's when I had 3 taken out. There was no 4th 1. 2 had come in 1 looking fairly normal but hurting when I ate & other sideways. 3rd 1 was not out yet but in odd position so I was put under & had it all done same day. Then you have to have food & drink that is pretty much room temp for several days. I thought I could drink Iced Tea & I ended up looking like I had mumps, told dentist I thought ice was good for injury etc. He said, not in the mouth!!! So take a good look & see what is going on. If there is no tooth but gum is very painful something else may be going on. Good Luck!...See MoreUptown Gal
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