Wisdom teeth

[PanthaSan]

Get them removed.

She can be put out completely and have no memory and zero pain.

They won't get better on their own.

Treating symptoms is dumb when you can correct the actual problem.

Wisdom teeth do not cause problems with crowding (commonly held incorrect belief) but they can result in infections and other complications down the road that you do not want.

I can PM you names of people I know in your area.

Where would somebody not involved in the medical trade get some of that substance?

Hypothetically speaking, of course.....

[Epistaxis]

I think we can arrange a quid pro quo.

Weapons, not sexay time.

[The Saltman]

lol

[PanthaSan]

Hmmm, I have an RPG I got from Salty. Never been fired and only dropped once. I could part with it....

[Epistaxis]

Oh yeah right.

Like I want some leftover muj, soviet invasion era, been used as an IED twice and was a dud, "RPG".

You'll get two Tylenols and a "call me in the morning" for that.

[PanthaSan]

But he assured me it was low cost and high quality...

[Kettle]

have them all cut out before they start causing you significant pain

[Hawk]

<<<<< too stupid for wisdom teeth...finally a good reason to be stupid

[Epistaxis]

I tell my patients they are "more highly evolved" hawk.

I your case I think you just got lucky.

[Panthers_Lover]

How old is she? and her wisdom teeth are just now coming in? damn! I think mine came in when I was like 14.

Got em taken out when I was in college. Couldnt smoke for 3 days b/c of dry socket, so I was sippin on some liquid hydrocodone. They made me come into work too, those bitches, so I was waiting tables super effed up on hydrocodone.

Not like that hasnt been done before, Im sure.

I thought that, too. Read that they typically come in around age 17, but the age range is 15-25. Both my kids had theirs out by the time they were 20. I still have all of my teeth, wisdom and all, and I'm 55.

[Epistaxis]

Some have problems with them, some do not.

The tricky part is.....which are you?

Feelin' lucky punk?

Smartest thing a teen can do is get them out on daddy/mommy's dime, and never worry about them again.

But teens and wisdom (teeth or no) are not a likely mix.

[ItsNotGonnaBeAlright]

How old is she? and her wisdom teeth are just now coming in? damn! I think mine came in when I was like 14.

Got em taken out when I was in college. Couldnt smoke for 3 days b/c of dry socket, so I was sippin on some liquid hydrocodone. They made me come into work too, those bitches, so I was waiting tables super effed up on hydrocodone.

Not like that hasnt been done before, Im sure.

They've been coming in since she was around 13. Almost pushed through now. As she puts it, after more than ten years of pain she's going to keep the damn teeth.

As to everyone saying just get em cut out, the last time I went to the dentist she dropped me off. Was almost hyperventilating in the parking lot over my dental appointment. It ain't happening.

[Kettle]

i used to be very afraid of going to the dentist. before graduating high school basically. reason is because not a single one of my side baby teeth came out on their own. the roots didn't even dissolve. my dentist at the time used his drill to break them up, and then removed all the tiny pieces. it was not a great experience at all being that i only got the standard Novocaine shot for each tooth. i could smell the smoke coming off the drill all the while clinching the arms of the chair from still being able to feel a little.

that was way worse than my two legitimate oral surgeries where they gave me volume to take on the way to the surgery, and then laughing gas once i got there. i had an extra canine removed before getting braces, and also had my wisdom teeth out all at once around 19. both times i remember only the countdown they tell you to do when going under, and then waking up in my mom's car.

it's not a big deal to have them removed. just research for a good oral surgeon and you have nothing to fear.