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Wow, I guess I’m lucky!! I don’t have any wisdom teeth, not a one, not even on Xrays. Thank goodness!! I am very dental phobic and I hate needles and I have TMJ. I get done with a cleaning and spend the next 6 months terrified of my next appointment…
OH NO! Chessie!*hugs* Its not as bad as I thought it would be…I was so freaked out, my endrenelin was so high, they didn’t even have to give me epinephren (which I can’t really have anyway). I was scared of having an IV in my arm too, that was the worst of my fears. But it wasn’t too bad. I just looked away and in 3 seconds, I was GONE. Apparantly while I was “knocked out” I was talking up a storm. They kept mentioning my friend’s mother’s red Mercedes. No idea why I would talk about that ❓ I think I may have said some personal things too…both the dentist and my mother (who overheard me mumbling the waiting room) were snickering at me when I regained conciousness. It was fabulous. I wish I could have all my teeth worked on being knocked out. No pain, no stress. Just a pretty nap. It was like a dream, waking up, stumbling out of the chair….being offered free soup….
but when the pain killer wore off….well….don’t expect to run a marathon 🙂 I contracted a fever and didn’t know it…drank a huge glass of milk….got to say hello to it again soon after…was sicker than a dog that night, couldn’t sleep. I injested a lot of blood and other…stuff. Was very sick for 3 days afterwards. Be sure to buy some gauze pads to keep handy, and lots of water to rinse with. Hope I didn’t scare you…. 🙁 but well, that’s probably the worst case senario, so your experience will, by probability, be better! 😀
Let us know how everything turns out
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