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[leaveoutalltherest]

I cannot feel the left side of my face. Or my left ear.

That will wear off soon, but anesthesia (and other words I can't spell) doesn't last forever.

2 problem molars are gone.

Whee. Now I have to figure out how I'm going to drink a frappacuinno...

Comments

[mephron]

Use a straw, and be very careful.

When I had my wisdom teeth pulled, they told me to 'rinse' and I didn't have the muscle control to even keep my mouth closed. Dribbed all over everything.

[just-shai.livejournal.com]

Eep! No straws after oral surgery. 0.0

And I'd recommend waiting until you can at least feel all of your lips again before attempting to drink anything. Unless you feel like wearing a bit of it too.

*so says the voice of experience*

[mephron]

That's odd. I never heard that When I had all four of my wisdom teeth out at a shot, the oral surgeon even told me to use a straw, but only take small sips.

[just-shai.livejournal.com]

My case might have been different. I had about eight or ten stitches in my mouth. The tooth they pulled had fused to the jaw bone underneath it.

[mephron]

Yeah, mine just popped out (relatively speaking), not nearly so much Dental Drama.

[just-shai.livejournal.com]

I am the Princess of Dental Drama. The Queen is a lady whose mouth only grew half of her adult teeth. She has 12 dental implants to my 1 troublesome one.

[mephron]

O.o

Sweet braineating zombie Jesus on a pogo-crucifix. My gums ache just reading it.

[dkphoenix.livejournal.com]

Try a straw in the far right corner of your mouth, and have napkins handy because drool happens.

I always crave french fries and a chocolate shake after dental work.