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jd023456
Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 10:21 pm
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Looking for some opinions on getting some bad teeth removed. I havent
had any dental work done in about 20 yrs and need 4 lower back molars
out; they were all with big cavities and filled when I was under 10. I
need 2 wisdom teeth and 2 teeth connected to those in the upper back.
Also 1 root canal tooth broke off so the roots need to come out. I
want to get knocked out and do it all at once, sick and tired of
getting sick from these teeth,happens once a year. Is it safe to do
them all at once and what kind of recovery time do I need and what
will that be like? 3 of the bottom molars are worn down to the gum
line and one guy said they will just "pop out" and be easy
extractions. This guy had lots of teeth removed at once. Is this guy
correct? I still will have 8 good molars with which to chew in front.
Could I go without getting a bridge or partial dentures? I have had a
dental phobia which is why I avoided dentists. But this guy is an Oral
Surgeon the nurse said.LOL She is right. Just looking to know what to
expect. The Oral Surgeon said have them all out on friday go back to
work on Monday. Is this too optimisitc? I really would appreciate some
input because I really need to take care of this. I must understand
that the dentist and or oral surgeon are my freinds and are there to
help me NOT hurt me even though the dentist I had as a kid was not
nice to me. Also I am being treated for depression and anxiety since
1994 and am on Prozac. Could these bad teeth be the CAUSE of the
depression? Was looking this subject up on the net and could not find
anything.
Thanks for the help.
Jd.
Amatus Cremona
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 1:56 pm
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"jd023456" <jd023456@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Quote:
Looking for some opinions on getting some bad teeth removed. I havent
had any dental work done in about 20 yrs and need 4 lower back molars
out;

not surprising after 20 yrs.

Quote:
they were all with big cavities and filled when I was under 10. I
need 2 wisdom teeth and 2 teeth connected to those in the upper back.
Also 1 root canal tooth broke off so the roots need to come out. I
want to get knocked out and do it all at once, sick and tired of
getting sick from these teeth,happens once a year. Is it safe to do
them all at once

yes, it is prefered to do them all at once.

Quote:
and what kind of recovery time do I need and what
will that be like?

Recovery is relative to the difficulty, your overall health, the skill of
the surgeon, the anatomy of these teeth, and a bunch of other factors.
Generally,l theree is pain on a zero to ten scale of 7 the first day, 3 the
second and 1 for a few days.

Quote:
3 of the bottom molars are worn down to the gum
line and one guy said they will just "pop out" and be easy
extractions. This guy had lots of teeth removed at once. Is this guy
correct? I still will have 8 good molars with which to chew in front.
Could I go without getting a bridge or partial dentures? I have had a
dental phobia which is why I avoided dentists. But this guy is an Oral
Surgeon the nurse said.LOL She is right.

You need a General Dentist to look at your mouth prior to surgery to develop
a final treatment plan so you will not have to have surgery twice.

Quote:
Just looking to know what to
expect. The Oral Surgeon said have them all out on friday go back to
work on Monday. Is this too optimisitc?

Often is fine

Quote:
I really would appreciate some
input because I really need to take care of this. I must understand
that the dentist and or oral surgeon are my freinds and are there to
help me NOT hurt me even though the dentist I had as a kid was not
nice to me. Also I am being treated for depression and anxiety since
1994 and am on Prozac. Could these bad teeth be the CAUSE of the
depression? Was looking this subject up on the net and could not find
anything.

Depression is often "a cause" for bad teeth.

Quote:
Thanks for the help.
Jd.





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Amatus

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george1234
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 6:53 pm
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On 27 May 2007 20:21:50 -0700, jd023456 <jd023456@yahoo.com> wrote:

Quote:
Looking for some opinions on getting some bad teeth removed. ...
.The Oral Surgeon said have them all out on friday go back to
work on Monday. Is this too optimisitc?

I'm not a dentist.. but I just had a single wisdom tooth out. I had
mine out Friday and was back to work Monday. as to pain there was
none, I just used midol ( ibuprofien 800 mg every 6 hours) to control
swelling

It is pretty bloody for the first couple of hours. The technique to
stem the flow is to have you bite down on a wad of gauze.For me, after
I replaced the first wad, there was little or no bleeding on the
second, and none at all on the third.

good luck

--g
jd023456
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 7:44 pm
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On May 29, 4:53 pm, george1234 <george...@excite.com> wrote:
Quote:
On 27 May 2007 20:21:50 -0700, jd023456 <jd023...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Looking for some opinions on getting some bad teeth removed. ...
.The Oral Surgeon said have them all out on friday go back to
work on Monday. Is this too optimisitc?

I'm not a dentist.. but I just had a single wisdom tooth out. I had
mine out Friday and was back to work Monday. as to pain there was
none, I just used midol ( ibuprofien 800 mg every 6 hours) to control
swelling

It is pretty bloody for the first couple of hours. The technique to
stem the flow is to have you bite down on a wad of gauze.For me, after
I replaced the first wad, there was little or no bleeding on the
second, and none at all on the third.

good luck

--g

Cool. Thanks for your input. Learning about people's experiences can
help.
jd.
 
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