Extracting wisdom tooth

• The return

  1 Jul 07, 03:42

  Is it painful extracting wisdom tooth?
• WiNtEr'SkiLL

  1 Jul 07, 03:43

  sure it is..
• bananaking

  1 Jul 07, 03:44

  heard from my frene that it is a painful process..and it is also costly...after that u cannot eat bah...i think..
• eagle

  1 Jul 07, 03:45

  If u are NSF, it is subsidized
• The return

  1 Jul 07, 03:53

  painful during extraction and after extraction?
• bo liao

  1 Jul 07, 03:58

  extracting sure is painfull....ask the dentist inject u more the..er.. anti-sta-tic
  
  dunno how to spelling.
  
  i last time ask to inject more then 5 times.
  
  
• eagle

  1 Jul 07, 04:00

  Originally posted by bo liao:

  extracting sure is painfull....ask the dentist inject u more the..er.. anti-sta-tic
  
  dunno how to spelling.
  
  i last time ask to inject more then 5 times.
  
  

  I think is anaesthetic
  
  I hope my wisdom don't cause problem enough for me to extract it in my life... Me and my gf have not had problems with it so far... We are both 24.
• DarthBart

  1 Jul 07, 10:41

  Anaesthesia shot, damn painful...
  Extraction is painless, you wouldn't feel a thing...
  But after it wears off... Welcome to a world of pain
  =P
• huiz

  1 Jul 07, 11:13

  if you are scared of pain during extraction, go under general anaesthesia to knock you out cold before they start operating on you.
  
  but after you wake up, there would still be pain after extraction, regardless of whether you went for local or general anaesthesia. mouth cannot open too big, otherwise it will be painful so eating might be a problem.
• sinicker

  1 Jul 07, 11:35

  my gf went to extract all 4 of her wisdom teeth by general anaesthesia.
  
  i visited her few days aft her procedure. her cheeks so cute. like hamster store food like that. then they kept the 4 teeth in plastic packages(like when you take medicine from ur GP) and returned back to her. now i'm the one with 4 wisdom teeth still in me.
• NYPD^blue

  1 Jul 07, 13:48

  Ehx, for me, e dentist merely cut off e flesh next to e wisdom tooth, for it to grow, as e tooth is relatively straight
  
  Onli extract if it is e onli option, but need to c if ur dentist is skilled enuff nt
• de_middle

  2 Jul 07, 11:45

  5 day MC
• ironpeasant

  2 Jul 07, 12:03

  it is not as pain as some ppl say. I've extracted 3 b4. Basically is like a mosquito bite, don't look at the syringe can liao. After that numb, when they pull out no feeling.
• vice_edge

  2 Jul 07, 12:13

  bloody hell my wisdom tooth all the way at the back of the teeth.. omg.. but since sec 2 alreadi no pain yet..
• de_middle

  2 Jul 07, 12:22

  Originally posted by vice_edge:

  bloody hell my wisdom tooth all the way at the back of the teeth.. omg.. but since sec 2 alreadi no pain yet..

  yes its all the way at the back......i haven't seen wisdom tooth growing in front or anywhere else in the mouth.
  
  it good that urs are not giving u any pblms
• FireIce

  2 Jul 07, 15:36

  http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=181927
• davidche

  2 Jul 07, 19:25

  Originally posted by vice_edge:

  bloody hell my wisdom tooth all the way at the back of the teeth.. omg.. but since sec 2 alreadi no pain yet..

  are you so sure you have it during sec 2?
  
  hmm, i thought it only grows out after 18 y/o.
• so_what

  2 Jul 07, 19:38

  Hi, i always hav bad toothaches caused by wisdom tooth, currently, I am having my 3rd one...the first two cases I required operation (not extraction), meaning, x-ray n stitches..it cost abt $200+ , it is far more painful than extraction, coz i cant eat solid food, even swallowing my saliva is painful, hopefully u wun hav to go thru, good luck
• Cool-gal

  2 Jul 07, 20:04

  my wisdom tooth(4 of them) attacks me once awhile and i've been enduring them for the past 5yrs.