Life is such a sweet insanity.
I love life and people. This is a place where I can write down what's happening, what I'm thinking, what I'm seeing and what I'm feeling. After all, life is just one blog entry after another.Thursday, November 04, 2004
A Little Less Wisdom.
Well I finally got my dentist appointment and went and had my top two wisdom teeth pulled out today. I'm officially fresh out of wisdom, as all of my wisdom teeth are now gone.
It wasn't as nearly as bad as I thought it would be. The shots of novacaine (or reasonable fascimile thereof) were the worst part. When I was in on Monday, the dentist alluded to major oral surgery with curved roots and general mayhem going on in the back of my mouth. But the oral surgeon said that I had a pair of the easiest teeth to pull that he's seen in quite a while. I think he was just flirting with me. "Hey sexy, easy teeth."
Apparently, since my bottom wisdom teeth were pulled a decade or two ago, the top teeth had room to move and so they were all there just ready for a pair of pliers. A yank and another yank and a odd feeling in my sinus cavities and whoops, there they go! I was morbidly interested in seeing the teeth but I wasn't fortunate to experience that. I was curious as to what the outside of my wisdom teeth looked like, because I could never see them when they were in my mouth, being slammed up against the inside of my cheek and all. It's going to be kind of groovy, because now I won't be biting my cheek as much.
Ironically, the side of my mouth that wasn't infected is hurting more than the side that was. I wonder why that is. It's not a bad pain, just sort of like a bruise or something. And it's been over four hours and there's absolutely no sign of swelling. Which is a very good thing, because I was concerned about that, being as vain as I am.
So tomorrow I head back to work to enjoy a Friday with my co-workers, armed with a Thermos of fake-chicken soup. I'm glad to be beyond this milepost.
It wasn't as nearly as bad as I thought it would be. The shots of novacaine (or reasonable fascimile thereof) were the worst part. When I was in on Monday, the dentist alluded to major oral surgery with curved roots and general mayhem going on in the back of my mouth. But the oral surgeon said that I had a pair of the easiest teeth to pull that he's seen in quite a while. I think he was just flirting with me. "Hey sexy, easy teeth."
Apparently, since my bottom wisdom teeth were pulled a decade or two ago, the top teeth had room to move and so they were all there just ready for a pair of pliers. A yank and another yank and a odd feeling in my sinus cavities and whoops, there they go! I was morbidly interested in seeing the teeth but I wasn't fortunate to experience that. I was curious as to what the outside of my wisdom teeth looked like, because I could never see them when they were in my mouth, being slammed up against the inside of my cheek and all. It's going to be kind of groovy, because now I won't be biting my cheek as much.
Ironically, the side of my mouth that wasn't infected is hurting more than the side that was. I wonder why that is. It's not a bad pain, just sort of like a bruise or something. And it's been over four hours and there's absolutely no sign of swelling. Which is a very good thing, because I was concerned about that, being as vain as I am.
So tomorrow I head back to work to enjoy a Friday with my co-workers, armed with a Thermos of fake-chicken soup. I'm glad to be beyond this milepost.
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