I would ask for a regime of medicine to control any possible infection before going in for oral surgery and I would suggest a general and that you be lifted into the doctor's chair for the procedure. It won't be easy but necessary. Bring a friend or two that can help move you there and back. Control any possible pre-surgery infection and post surgical infection as those both can be more serious then the actual removal of those teeth. Best Wishes In a message dated 3/29/2011 4:25:51 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
Fun news, not only do I need a molar tooth pulled, but the tooth right next to it broke and was pulled last year. I had a root canal on this tooth like 30 years ago and he screwed it up. One of the posts is in the wrong spot and too short. Once my first tooth was pulled, it let this tooth move just enough to cause an issue. Now when I eat anything hot goes crazy. I've seen 2 specialists and both say it can not be saved. Both being left/top molars, it screws up chewing. I'm probably getting an implant on one of the spots $$$. OK, now the bad news. I need to get all 4 wisdom teeth pulled too. Top ones not bad, they are out. Both bottom ones are impacted going sideways pushing on the root of the molars. Plus an infection in there. Normally they put you out, but because of me being a quad and want to stay in my chair, he wants me awake. Drowsy, gassed, but awake. So they want to do it all at one time... Yikes, Greg
