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It's most likely from swelling. I had impacted wisdom teeth a couple years ago so I got them pulled (they didn't really hurt but they were pushing my other teeth forward and I was afraid I'd need braces again eventually. In my experience people (myself included) drive themselves crazy over their teeth. If the dentist says it's all good then try to relax and not think about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonas
Timely bump.
I've got an appointment scheduled for next week to get 4 of these fuckers taken out. It's a good thing I'll have Bomberman and All Pro Football to keep me company while I sit in bed for a week.
I had a wonderful time with mine pulled, would do again.
A couple Vics and it's all good, I hope. Guess I'll find out when I'm either posting stoned as hell or in shitloads of pain tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by wEEman33
Vics are like the brick weed of medical narcotics, you should demand percocets and be done with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Protip: To get perc's tell the dentist you use perc's in place of vic's because you get constipated.
I don't mind the Vics. It could be worse...it could be Tylenol 3 or 4s.
It's really just a matter of hydrocodone or oxycodone.
Dilaudid pls
Vics suck, I used them House style for years because of my rotator cuff from baseball. You get used to them and feel the pain anyways.
After my 2nd surgery my doc prescribed me percocet rather than vic's, it is a 100% difference. Vic's made me sleepy and angry, perc's made me happy and pain free.
I don't use either anymore, the 2nd time around was the charm, but if I had to have another surgery, you know my choice.
Vic's are fine for short time I figure, because I had a wonderful time on them.
No doubts perc is a stronger and longer lasting drug... but really, codone is codone. I'd prefer the percs just because they're easier on the stomach. I'll be enjoying life either way assuming the tooth extractions aren't that rough.
As long as you don't get dry sockets it should be fine.