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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 9, 2004 16:11:37 GMT -5
Due to your poor Queen having had all her wisdom teeth out today  And if I have to be in pain, and eat only soft food (assuming I can get any in my mouth past the leaking blood  ), I'm darn well going to make sure you all suffer, I mean, support me in this Offers of chocolate mousse and hugs are welcome |
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 9, 2004 17:10:06 GMT -5
OUCH!!!Been there done that and well I'm glad it's all over.
*Offers chocolate mousse and BIG hugs
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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 10, 2004 6:40:36 GMT -5
Aww thank you honey  At least I know people do recover... There's a huge dried blood stain on my pillow, and blood drool marks down the side of my face...yeuchh...kinda scared me when I looked in the mirror When did you have yours done? |
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 10, 2004 14:04:22 GMT -5
I had mine taken a couple of years ago now. My dentist sent me to the hospital to get them taken because the last time he took a tooth I ended up biting him and drawing blood. So he thought it was best I be put to sleep while they were taken. Chicken that he was. Well the reason I bit him was because I DON'T like needles and he made a mistake with the first injection into the gum so had to do another one.  |
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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 10, 2004 15:40:16 GMT -5
Hehe You go girl! Those injections are horrible... I had mine done at the dental practice under intravenous sedation - which is apparently a drug that relaxes you and means you're conscious throughout but has an amnesia effect so I can't remember anything about the procedure. It's really weird - they had trouble getting the sedation into me, since apparently I have tiny veins, they tried both my hands and elbows before they finally got it in in my left hand. The last I remember is them apologising for taking so long to get it in, and me saying no that's fine or something...then I can't remember anything until feeling some tugging at my mouth and someone saying, "That's the last one!" And I was a bit out of it for a few hours, everything's a bit hazy now, but I have no memory at all of the procedure. Which is great - it meant I can't remember having the local injections, and from previous extractions, I know they're not pleasant at all. I once bit my orthodontist...I had a brace, and I had regular appointments for ages...at one of these, he was doing something in my mouth and he told me to bite together...I just did it a bit faster and more aggresively than he expected He deserved it, I hated him, he was brutal...after that, he transferred me to another practice, hehe |
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 10, 2004 18:53:30 GMT -5
So far all the dentist's Ive had are brutal and mean. I used to have a brace as well. I hated it. I wore it for two years and just despised it the entire time. Especially when they tightened it. The discomfort for days as your mouth got used to the change.
*Sigh
Oh well those days are long gone thankfully.
Do you want some more chocolate mousse??
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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 10, 2004 18:59:39 GMT -5
Yeah, I had mine for about three years, and I hated it when they tightened it, you couldn't eat anything properly, it ached so much. I had a retainer after the fixed brace, that was better since I could take it out I always took it out when eating even though they told me not to...I'm always a bit dubious as to whether it was worth it, I loved my fangs, I felt they gave my face character... Yes, definitely nice to have that all over now...I remember the feeling when I got my fixed one off, my teeth felt so smooth! I'd love some chocolate mousse hon, thank you  |
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 10, 2004 19:04:45 GMT -5
*Passes chcoloate to Queen Melis.*
I still have fangs so my friends say. Though there not prominent but still noticeable. I like them there nicer than the normal square teeth.
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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 10, 2004 19:07:26 GMT -5
*Eats* Mm-mmm! Thanx I know, I liked mine too, they were cool...stupid dentist! Still, I have pictures to remind me I suppose... |
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 10, 2004 19:12:43 GMT -5
You do. This soft food stage won't last too long. I was on it for about a week. Though by the end of it I was really fed up of it and couldn't wait to eat something to sink my teeth into..so to speak.
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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 10, 2004 19:17:59 GMT -5
Indeed Well, I go away to Greece on thursday with my best friend, so I'm hoping I'll be back to normal by then. And I'm really craving McDonalds chicken nuggets at the moment...weird |
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 10, 2004 19:28:52 GMT -5
Well I hope you have a great time while your in Greece. Regarding the chicken nuggets I think it's cos you can't have them that you want them.
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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 11, 2004 5:57:13 GMT -5
Thank you should be cool...well, hot hopefully And yes, I think you're right about the chicken nuggets...I think I might have to be treating myself when I'm back on solids |
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Post by Sinstar The Sorceress on Sept 11, 2004 8:36:28 GMT -5
Yup you shall indeed have to treat yourself. Especially if your in Greece at the time you go back to solids.
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Post by Melisandrinoff on Sept 11, 2004 16:03:41 GMT -5
Definitely Still craving a McDonalds though...have been all day Ah well...my teeth are probably saving me from myself then... |
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And if I have to be in pain, and eat only soft food (assuming I can get any in my mouth past the leaking blood 
), I'm darn well going to make sure you all suffer, I mean, support me in this 
