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they deaden your gums an yank them out'
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Dentists use the old fashion eight way twist... First they inject an anascetic and then use a clamp style tool to twist the tooth out in a number 8 kind of style... it doesnt hurt with the right anascetic although you just feel a small amount of tugging, but no pain.. hope this helps
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First they deaden the nerves and gums, then you feel pressure, (but no pain if done correctly) and it's out. Usually only takes a few seconds.
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I had my wisdom teeth out only recently. With two of them, I'm pretty sure they just pulled. With the other two, they had to dig at the gums I think. Like palaeontologists do with bones. If you have general anaesthetic (as I did) the procedure itself won't hurt, it's the afterwards that hurts the most. The afternoon after they were taken out, I had no pain because I was still numb. After that, there was only a dull ache, but I could only eat soft foods. The only time it hurt a lot was in the mornings before I had the panadeine, and when the painkillers had worn off.
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