I am a wisdom tooth with a hole in it. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this, but I'm sure I'll be able to. I can't use this side to eat. The doctor said that it would affect the teeth next to it and suggested that I pull it out. The process is like this: take a picture first. It took less than 10 minutes to take the picture. Then the doctor understood the situation and started to extract the tooth. The doctor prepared a lot of tools. What pliers, clamps and so on, as well as hemostatic cotton balls. The doctor said it doesn't hurt and said relax and don't be nervous. He said relax and don't be nervous. He will give you anesthesia and it will pass without any problem. Oh my god, it doesn't even hurt. I can't believe it. After anesthesia is not much feeling at first, I do not know whether other people's is the same as mine. Anyway, I went there around 10 o'clock, and it took me until 1:30 to finish. The anesthesia has long gone. The doctor said I had a split heel. I also had a cavity. It's also relatively difficult. Really. First a male doctor. After half a day of messing around with it, he said how he couldn't get it out. I used all kinds of tools, and it was loose, but I couldn't get it out. Then two male doctors came to get it and used a nail hammer. Pliers to pull out. I'm not sure what I'm talking about, but I'm not sure what I'm talking about. And what tool he wrote 。。。。
The first painful place is: the mouth should always be open wide, the doctor has to use force to pull out, eye next to the location of the pain is very bad, the mouth opened up can not close.
The second pain is: anesthesia maybe a little too much? Or what? When he was working on that tooth. The inside hurt like hell too. The flesh next to it hurt about as much as when you cut into your hand with a knife.
They were all pulled out at last. 2 of them. The doctor even showed me. The doctor also showed me that both of mine had a hook in them, and they were stuck inside. So it never came out. The doctor finally said, "You're okay. Hold on. I couldn't hold on much longer. My tears were soaking my clothes. The doctor and I were both covered in blood. Everyone who came in to get their teeth done said, "Wow, that's a lot of blood. I can't look."
When I got home I put a compress on it. It's been about an hour now and there's always blood in my mouth, I don't know if it's still bleeding? Or is it residual blood. The doctor asked that you not spit all the time. Took some amoxicillin and vitamin c and metronidazole. Just wait until dinner. Went out for an infusion in the afternoon. The process hurt the whole time.
Lastly, I don't know if I can help you, and Kenny I have a different one than others. Everyone's teeth are different, and it's best for you to go to the dentist first and take a picture to see what the doctor says about how difficult it is for you to get a good idea in your own mind.