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Take a moment and take a deep breath. Whether this helps or not, a wisdom teeth surgery is extremely quick and only involves the mouth. I was awake throughout mine and it was super quick and painless (with shots of course). Honestly, a flu shot was more painful for me. To date, there has never been anyone who has ever died from a wisdom tooth surgery, and what you’ll get out of it will be waking up from a nice nap.
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Thank you for taking the time to comment nice words it means a lot
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I’m so sorry you are feeling this way! I know that is so hard .
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Thank you for taking time comment much appreciated
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I got my wisdom out back in Janauary and I was scared out of my mind. When I sat in the chair there I just closed my eyes the whole time trying to go to sleep already before any medication. Just closing my eyes and not looking at anything or anybody else around helped me. Then next thing I knew I was awake and from there can't remember too much cause I was loopy. But I will tell you something that may make you laugh that I kinda remember... so the nurse was cute right? Thought that the minute I walked in anyways. Well when I was loopy she was pushing me out to the car and I asked her if she was coming home with me and if she wanted to get with me!! My dad was like wtf???? Of course thats the one thing I remember. I feel embarrassed now cause when I go to the dentist I'm gonna have to see her and be like oohhh it was just the meds.... but in all seriousness its the surgery is really quick and then just recovery. Think about all the ice cream and yogurt you can eat. You gotta get a nice big shake after it helps . Stay strong❤
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Thank you so much! I lived Hahahaha and that’s a cute story btw
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@maddy79 Yay! I'm happy all went well? stay safe and have a good recovery❤
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That’s great news!
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