#Tooth Extraction

[clownsketch]

I’m scared of the dentist

#artwork #digital art #teeth #dentist #im scared #weirdcore #weird art #weird dreams #drawing #artists on tumblr #my art #digital illustration #doodle #art #scream #weird stuff #im afraid #weird feeling #dream #dreamcore #crisis core #tooth extraction #dental #toothache #procreate #digital drawing #design #art commisions #commission

[picucksso]

I had a wisdom tooth pulled yesterday, figured I’d share it with my fellow freaks. 🩸 🦷

#mine #me #my teeth #teeth #wisdom tooth extraction #tooth extraction #cw blood #cw teeth #aesthetic #bl00d kink #tw teeth #wisdom teeth #wisdom tooth removal #bloody teeth #cw bl00d #cw blo0d #cw bl0od #tw blo0d

[echoingalaxies]

mouth/tooth whump ideas from someone who will have a couple of wisdom teeth removed in twelve hours and is being very brave about it (not)

getting punched in the face while still recovering from a tooth extraction

being forced to eat hard and very hot/cold food with broken teeth

agonising procedures without pain medication <3

if whumpee wishes to have their wound stiched, they better do it themselves, so what if the injury is on the back of their mouth, it's either trying to do that or not have that done at all :)

whumpee who has suffered through tooth-related trauma, in the hands of whumper or not, refusing going to the dentist for ages even though they know they desperately need a lot of dental work done

whumpee who has lost some/all of their front teeth and avoids smiling or talking because they're ashamed of how they look

worry and anxiety about getting complications (dry sockets etc.) hurting whumpee more than the healing wounds, and they can't relax at all for more than a week after

bonus defiant whumpee: biting off whumper's finger when they're trying to do something to their teeth/mouth. they will be punished twice as hard after, of course.

#mouth whump #tooth whump #tooth extraction #whump #second-to-last is me last autumn and will be me starting tomorrow :-) #whump prompts #torture #whump prompt #implied torture #whump ideas #whump tropes #whumpee #whumper #whump scenario #physical whump #defiant whumpee #irl whump

[jujulsbp]

comiat

#artwork #drawing #illustration #painting #doodle #sketchbook #sketch #ink #cartoon #digital art #digital illustration #digital drawing #comic #tooth #tooth fairy #teeth #tooth extraction #wisdom teeth

[cherrysoldier]

just got my top two wisdom teeth out, i can already feel myself getting sillier

#girlblogging #this is what makes us girls #wisdom #tooth extraction #just girly things #gloomy coquette #girl interupted syndrome #smoothie #bedridden #girl rotting #girl interrupted

[gaymerasmus]

All right buckle in you poor bastards because I'm here to help you with a thing because nobody told me jack Shite about getting your teeth pulled and what to expect. I'm also gonna sprinkle in some tips for pain management for you <3

(Okay. First off, I'm pretty much going off of my own experience here but if you have any input or advice please do share!! We are here to help each other.)

Let's talk anesthesia. I had a very good time with it (stoner) and sometimes secretly wished they would have kept me doped up a bit longer. If you're getting anesthesia then you'll probably have to get through the injection part first. This was pretty painful for me with the addition that I'm scared of needles.

Here's what to expect:

It will take longer than you think is necessary unless you've been blessed with someone who's really good at it

It will hurt. There is no way around this. However it is definitely more comparable to things that don't really hurt all that bad.

You might feel like doing some "self medicating" (drinking/drug use etc) to help calm your nerves before the surgery, don't do this. Anesthesia puts you in a bit of a trance but not always a sleep-like one. I was completely awake for the entire thing but I don't remember it. Any alcohol consumption or drug use might actually have the opposite effect and cause you to freak a little or make it seem more scary. My recommendation is to stop at least 2-3 days before the surgery.

Same thing goes for people with traumatic experiences, ptsd, anxiety and anything related. Ease yourself into the situation and remind yourself (even better if you have others to help with this) that you are safe. It will 100% help and I promise it's true and you'll be ok.

When you wake up you'll be really loopy and might say or do something stupid, but you'll also be really tired and hungry and thirsty and won't be in a silly goofy mood.

When the anesthesia fully wears off it can hurt like you're dying. You can bypass this by taking your pain meds when you're given the OK to drink things (usually 1 hour post surgery). Don't be like me and fall asleep and wake up 4. Hours. After the surgery with no medicine in the house and no pain relief. Ouch

Now let's talk swelling. My cheeks were swollen for a good 3-4 days after the surgery. Here's what you should know:

It will last anywhere from 3-5 days depending on the number of teeth you had pulled and how you take care of yourself.

It is nothing to be embarrassed about. You look like a cute chipmunk.

To help with swelling use an ice pack or something similar gently on your face. A good rule of thumb is 20 minutes on, 20 minutes off. (Only do this for the first 2-3 days, then slowly introduce heat instead)

Try to avoid putting any pressure on the sides of your face as this could lead to irritation and further pain

You may struggle to open your mouth at first, this is normal and will go away within a few days.

As your cheeks get less swollen you may notice a bruise has taken it's place. That is also completely normal and will disappear, and is nothing to be embarrassed about.

I think just those two things there pretty much summarize the first 2 or 3 days post removal. Expect a lot of sitting and napping.

Now moving on to more annoying and painful topics. Let's talk about eating/drinking. Here's what to expect/ do's and dont's:

When it comes to drinking, stick to water and Gatorade (or something similar). You're going to be very dehydrated at first, so it's important to make sure you're getting your fluids.

Avoid drinking anything with too extreme of a temperature (hot/iced coffee, hot tea, etc. For the first few days. I highly recommend certain teas once you hit that 4 day mark after your surgery.)

Avoid acidic drinks, carbonated drinks, and alcohol.

There are some fruits you won't be able to eat because they're too acidic for your mouth.

No. Solid. Food. Please. Its what gave me dry socket and it's extremely painful and sensitive and I don't want that for you.

Opt for very soft foods or switch to a liquid diet. Things like mashed potatoes, apple sauce, pudding, etc are lifesavers.

Avoid spicy or heavily seasoned foods. I know it's gross and tastes like a bunch of nothing but it will irritate the wound. (However, I've found that a tiny bit of garlic can actually provide soothing benefits to your extractions and offer some pain relief.)

You will want solid food so bad. So. Bad. We must stay focused brothers.

I struggle a lot with this one because many foods that I can't have are a large part of my diet. That being said, it will get easier and easier to make the right choice when it comes to it.

Next is probably the most painful thing I've ever been through. I know I joke a lot but this literally isn't funny. I was like. In tears for 2 days because of this. Let's talk dry socket. Here's what may or may not happen:

Dry socket is a mother sexy time haver and can bestow itself upon you even if you do everything right. It literally just depends on the person and there's a few thing you can do to prevent it but don't be surprised if you get it.

Let's assume you did get it. At first you might deny having it for the sake of not thinking about having it. I did it too and I can recommend not doing this.

Drinking tea is a godsend. I highly recommend chamomile, dandelion root, or any anti inflammatory tea. Make sure it's hot tea too so you can hold the steam up to your face. I did this for a bit and couldn't feel anything for like. A good 10 minutes.

I've heard mixed results on this one (imo it just makes me want to clench my teeth which is a problem all on its own) but you can use the tea bags as gauze if your dealing with persistent pain. Just make sure there isn't any parts of the bag or ingredients in the bag that are rough or scratchy.

When it gets too painful to bear (for me this was right when I laid down at night and right when I woke up in the morning) get yourself some numbing gel. Don't be fooled by fancy packaging or anything, I've found that the cheap version does the same job. It will hurt extremely bad for a good 10 seconds, but then it will be nothing/a tingly sensation for the next 1-3 hours. (I don't recommend making this a habit if possible, you can overdose on the medication put in numbing gels if you're not careful.)

The pain might drain your mentality a bit and make it easy to panic about the pain. You might get overstimulated by it at some points. The best trick (for me) is to remain as calm as you can.

Crying will make it hurt worse but no judgement if a few tears slip.

If you can, contact your dentist if you think you have dry socket. I had to wait all weekend and a day in change to see him, and he fixed the issue in a few painless minutes. I'm currently laying here typing this and not feeling a thing. It's worth it.

Take. Your. Antibiotics. It will help prevent dry socket and other infections.

I think that's pretty much it that has its own Category, heres some misc stuff and other pain management tips:

The reason it'll probably hurt more right when you lay down to sleep is because of the blood rush your head gets as the body levels. If you can, keep your head elevated. It will make sleeping a far simpler battle.

Dry socket can cause insomnia, so be careful about your health. Insomnia leads to a plethora of other issues if ignored.

People using birth control and people who have had a tooth extraction before are more prone to dry socket.

Avoid using earbuds if you can, it can irritate the wound and cause headaches from hell.

Your dentist might decide to use a stitching technique that involves wrapping a bit of thread around your teeth. Don't be alarmed, it's supposed to be there. It might bother you for a few days but it comes out eventually on its own or removed by the dentist.

If you get frequent headaches from this like I did, try to stay in dark or shaded areas and make sure to get some quiet.

Stay away from tooth brushing for the first 2-3 days. Your mouth will be hurting and you don't want to irritate it. Instead, try a warm water rinse. It soothes pain and drains out anything stuck in your mouth.

Start brushing your teeth without toothpaste. Get used to the amount of gentleness you need and go slow. When you're ready, use a gentle toothpaste with no strong flavors.

Salt water rinses also help some, but they can also cause headaches.

Don't spit!!!! Spitting can disrupt the blood clot and the healing process. Instead, gently tilt your head side to side, lean over the sink, and open your mouth.

Other facial expressions to avoid for a bit include kissing faces, sucking on a straw, slurping, grinning too hard, and clenching your teeth.

I think that's everything!! Thanks for the read and good luck if you're getting a tooth pulled soon.

#wisdom teeth #tooth extraction #dry socket #coping #self care #self help #advice

[thewritehag]

Okay, first of all, laughing gas is amazing. Secondly, I had to remind myself I wasn't dying a couple times

#tooth extraction #dizzy and can't drink from a straw till tomorrow

[ramblingzombpossum]

Now that my spleen is taken care of, I decided it was time to do away with my wisdom teeth.

Am I in pain?

Yes.

Am I going to do anything about it?

No.

Am I still certain if I walked out of that office without having them ripped out of my conscious mouth, I never would have gone back and lived on with infection in my mouth?

Fuck yeah I would have, I don't like dentists, and the moment they brought out the novacaine I was about to bolt. Not because of the needle, I just hate that shit.

The had to drill one of my teeth part way in half, then apply extreme pressure to break the tooth and pull it out, and 10/10, it was still better than having that first fucking drain.

#Tooth Extraction #Dentist #TW #I am doing pretty well #but also #i am so glad i saved a few hydrocodone from my surgery. #i have to go back and likely get a root canal and who knows how much more done. #They really did say #“You have 45 minutes and then we have to move on. Lets get those teeth out.” #and then fucking did. #i did enjoy hearing them scrape out the infection #i couldnt feel it #but it sounded like metal on bone #and i never knew that was soothing to me.

[painaltar]

You want me tooth- Mother of Jesus, no way!

Sharpe's Siege (1996)

Another one for @gohoubi ;). Plus a lil Bonus Gif

#whump #whumpedit #whump gif #sharpe's siege #patrick harper #blood #pain #tooth extraction #fainting #the glee on harris and hagman's faces in inhumane

[gramercy-dental-suite]

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[cursedpainter13]

The goblins have stolen one of my teeth

#cryptidcore #cryptid #goblin #tooth extraction #dentist

[ashe-n-abel]

God jaw hesd pain hard hurt curl into a ball and die me yes... is normal yes? The pain? The agony after lods? Is this what feels like absense? I miss tooth...

#personal #tooth extraction #migraine #ouch #:(

[copperbora]

Today Premolar 25 forcibly departed my mouth and thanks to the magic of modern medicine it was not nearly as awful as it really could have been as experiences go. I'm very glad that it is gone considering the fact that it was apparently already beginning to get infected! And yeah, it hurts, and I tensed up like crazy, holding on for dear life to the gurney with my legs, but you know the actual worst part?

The sounds. The horrific cracking of my tooth breaking under my dentist's formidable might was excrutiatingly amplified by my skull bones. The cutting drill's loud, angry whine and the hiss of the vacuum. At one point I felt a piece of tooth shrapnel fly disturbingly across my mouth! I mercifully did not feel my tooth's pointed canine-like root finally come free and afterwards they gave me a few merciful minutes of break from the mauling of my maw.

Powdered human bone - yep, from cadavers (one mustn't think about it too much apart from being thankful,) - was mixed with sterile saline then packed into the hole which Premolar 25 had recently occupied just minutes before. Finally, an unknown quantity of stinging sutures applied with the tiniest of needles sealed in the graft.

Gauze was stuffed in my mouth between my teeth, the details were settled on my dental funding coverage, and I was sent home, to where I now sit, desperately telling my tongue to stop obsessing over the gauze clamped between my teeth lest it make me gag. (My mouth hates foreign objects profoundly.)

I now get to relax the rest of the day. Thank goodness.

#dental surgery needed #dental #tooth extraction

[bonnytinyseo]

Çocuk Diş Macunu

#tooth #toothbrush #toothpaste #child #children #tooth extraction #teeth cleaning #childcare

[whumpers-inc]

hey its the same person as before (yknow, with the teeth whump-)

i have the urge to request more but i feel like im asking for the same thing too much so uh, is it okay if i ask for more toof whump??? sorry im really obsessed with those two songs-

(also im gonna sign off with "🦷" if i request stuff so i dont have to say its the same person) (also if im asking too much you can tell me and ill back off)

damn the anxiousness i have rn-

sorry this took so long, ran out of tooth whump juice

Broken cracked molars and pliers in plastic

Bloody bone sockets and cheeks, how fantastic

Blood spat in basins that ooze putrid waste

Choking on scalpels that dig in in their face

.

No anaesthesia, the screams make it sweeter

Brutal removal that’s dug out with tweezers

Clutching their jaw as the blood dribbles out

Not giving up as the torture’s drawn out

.

Wet scarlet bib stains and holding the man down

Ripping the roots out, no confession no “Stop!” sound

Spitting defiance with blood on his cheek,

Shame that the blood loss is making him weak…

#🦷anon #whump poetry #poetic whump #whumpy lyrics #whumpy songs #whump drabble #tooth whump #mouth whump #tooth extraction #tooth torture #mouth torture #interrogation #pliers #scapel

[cowboys-dental]

a story of dentistry in Carrollton

Samantha had been experiencing a dull pain in the back of her mouth for a few weeks, so she decided to visit a dentist in Carrollton. She was nervous about going to the dentist, but her coworker had recommended this particular clinic and had a great experience there.

As soon as Samantha walked in, she was greeted warmly by the receptionist and made to feel comfortable. The waiting room was clean and bright, and she felt reassured that she was in a professional environment.

When it was her turn to see the dentist, Samantha was taken to a treatment room where the dentist introduced themselves and listened carefully to her concerns. After performing an examination, the dentist explained that Samantha's pain was likely caused by her wisdom teeth and recommended that they be removed.

Samantha was nervous about the extraction, but the dentist talked her through the procedure and answered all of her questions. The dentist was patient and took their time to ensure that Samantha felt comfortable before proceeding with the extraction.

After the procedure was complete, the dentist gave Samantha detailed instructions for aftercare, and even followed up with a phone call a few days later to check on her recovery.

Samantha was pleased with the overall experience at the dentist in Carrollton. The staff was friendly and professional, and the dentist provided excellent care and guidance throughout the process. She left the clinic feeling relieved and grateful for the positive experience.

#dentistry #dental health #tooth extraction