trying to get a key off a key ring, fingers got sweatty and sliped out of my hands and the knife went to my finger, at least it was not as bad as my palm getting cut by the window glass, it left a mark on my palm, I hope it wont be with me forever, not that you can really see it unless you study my hands lol.
At least you didn't cut your finger with a spoon. :hehe:
J/K!
:rofl:
some dingbat put 2 keys on this tiny key ring, so I did not have enough room to slide the key around the keyring so I needed something else to hold it open, thats when my sweaty hands dropped the keys and the kife poked me :-/
i had one that was impacted (under my jaw), so the dentist took an hour cutting off the tip of the bone it was under, then another hour to drill the tooth into 3 pieces and then he used a chisel and hammer to break it out.
total time. 3 hours.
total shots. 14
total bleed time: 3 weeks
and to top it off, another tooth has formed. :grumble:
Speaking of wisdom teeth.....
In 1999, I had 3 pulled out during one session. No idea on how long it took. My friends took the 'laughing gas' however I opted to get put out to sleep.
Following the procedure, four weeks later, I had to go back because of tremendous pain. Come to find out that I had "dry socket" syndrom. That's when the blood doesn't clot the holes in the gums where the teeth used to reside before being yanked out.
The doctor had to shoot some stuff in the holes (an anti bacterial syrim or something) and then he had to stuff the holes in my mouth with cotton or something.
Shit hurt like a mutha! :beaten:
Now I think I'm having teeth grow again in where my wisdoms have been yanked. :sweat:
lol why are we talking about wisdom teeth? i remember i had 2 of mine pulled out early this year.. it took them forever to pull em out cuz i have a small mouth.. i still remember how it feels too :sweat:
In 1999, I had 3 pulled out during one session. No idea on how long it took. My friends took the 'laughing gas' however I opted to get put out to sleep.
Following the procedure, four weeks later, I had to go back because of tremendous pain. Come to find out that I had "dry socket" syndrom. That's when the blood doesn't clot the holes in the gums where the teeth used to reside before being yanked out.
The doctor had to shoot some stuff in the holes (an anti bacterial syrim or something) and then he had to stuff the holes in my mouth with cotton or something.
Shit hurt like a mutha! :beaten:
Now I think I'm having teeth grow again in where my wisdoms have been yanked. :sweat:
I was put to sleep to when I had my lower wisdom teeth taken out. That was one of the best feeling ever...and seeing the ceiling swhirl...whoa that was something :mrgreen:
That sucks....what the doctor did sounds painful already :beaten:
ummm.....can you have teeth grow back where the wisdom was taken out....i didn't think it is possible :sweat:
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