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Wisdom tooth Out!!!

Thank god that the surgery went smoothly. 

Took a cab to the surgery as I was running late, as usual... 

Was feeling very nervous. Had my earphone plugged in, could hear the chat between the surgeon and the assistant but wasn't really listening. Wasn't really listening to the Bruno Mars i was playing either. Kept praying the whole time. 

Should be three little glass tubes of Anaesthetics. Ten mins later, the real thing began. 

I could feel the surgeon pushing really hard. Like how you use a scoop, push it hard into the soul and scoop the plant out. 

It only took about ten mins for it to be taken out. Bottom left. 

I knew it was over when I could feel the stitches touching my lips. There was absolutely no pain throughout the procedure. 

I was told to get nurofen plus. Unlike nurofen and nurofen advance, this is kept by the pharmacists. Prescription was not necessary but u can't get it on the shelf. It has got the usual ibuprofen, and codeine phosphate which is going to be converted to opiad once ingested? 

And I got to continue antibiotics keflex 500mg for four times a day for five days. Took two an hour before the surgery. 

Still biting on the gauze. Still got blood oozing out. Head feeling a bit heavy probably due to the anaesthetics. 



By the way, I'm surprised with the presence of many bloggers on twitter!! And guess what? I am following the legendary sgboy01 now!!! 


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  1. CalvinFebruary 12, 2014 at 5:16 AM

    How come the procedure of the wisdom tooth extraction sounds painful and difficult? You described the dentist have to push real hard and used 3 tubes of anaesthetic? Need that much?

    My wisdom tooth extraction was fast and efficient. No pain, no blood oozing out afterward and this is Sydney you're talking about. LOL...

    Bloggers on twitter is not a new thing. You only join now that's why you didn't know. Hehehe...

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    1. untold stories February 12, 2014 at 5:11 PM

      Virtually everyone I had spoken to told me about their scary/unpleasant experiences. You're the first to say the opposite! You didn't have to take painkillers after the surgery? It could be due to individuals' differences, with the position/angle of the wisdom teeth.

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  2. Naughty PrinceFebruary 12, 2014 at 11:25 AM

    nice wisdom tooth....
    mine break when take out...

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    1. untold stories February 12, 2014 at 5:11 PM

      Huh?? the dentist pushed too hard? or was it lack of calcium??

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    2. untold stories February 12, 2014 at 5:12 PM

      the surgeon said my bottom right wisdom tooth might have to be cut into half to be taken out, because of the size and the angle

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  3. WilliamFebruary 22, 2014 at 2:07 PM

    Mine will have to be split and extracted !!!

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