What does it feel like to have your wisdom teeth pulled out?

As we all know, wisdom and wisdom are really a very painful thing. When you have a toothache, it is really fatal. Wisdom teeth also have a great influence on our whole oral occlusion, so it is necessary to be anesthetized when pulling wisdom teeth, otherwise it will be difficult to pull out teeth.

Although anesthesia is usually used in tooth extraction, many people must remember the pain when the anesthesia needle pierces the gum of the dental gun. Many people see really long and thin needles while waiting, and their hands and feet start to get cold. Secondly, in the process of tooth extraction, even with pliers and a hammer, it is difficult for patients to remember. Many people have to slide the spatula to the root of the gum for tooth extraction. Although there is no pain in the process, every step makes people tremble. The extraction of wisdom teeth will cause more bleeding than ordinary tooth extraction, because the wisdom teeth are squeezed into other gums and nerves, and the whole face is basically stiff during the extraction.

After the wisdom tooth is pulled out, it is the beginning of more pain, because after the force of anesthetic is over, you can feel wound pain, gum nerve pain and sore throat. Many people have to take painkillers, and even most people will have swollen faces for a long time and have a light diet. Because in this process, we must try to avoid the current situation of wound inflammation, because it is easy to cause low immunity when wisdom teeth are pulled out, because the teeth are connected to our brain nerves. Once inflamed, we must go to the hospital for anti-inflammatory injections, otherwise it will cause high fever and the wound will bleed and cannot heal.

If there is no inflammation after successful tooth extraction, the average person needs two weeks to reduce swelling and diminish inflammation, and can't bite hard food or elastic food such as pearls in the place where wisdom teeth grow within one month, otherwise it will easily oppress the gingival nerve and cause sequelae of frequent toothache. Generally speaking, wisdom teeth are a very painful process. In fact, we should clean and protect our teeth.