Wisdom tooth extraction under general anaesthetic and risk of nerve damage
Posted , 2 users are following.
Hi
Has anyone had one of those operations?
How did it go and was nerve damage an issue?
Many thanks !
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Posted , 2 users are following.
Hi
Has anyone had one of those operations?
How did it go and was nerve damage an issue?
Many thanks !
0 likes, 6 replies
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rachel052 babs1602
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I had my top right wisdom removed in June of last year. This was under sedation so I was awake but dopey. I was warned of possible damage to my sinus as the top teeth can be close but I didn't experience any problems and am getting my left one removed in the morning.
Can I ask why your going down the anaesthetic route? Sedation helped me with nerves and you recover much quicker
babs1602 rachel052
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They said it might take longer than 30 mins they have with local sedation to remove...I also wanted local, not sure whether to insist, did yours take long?
Best wishes and thanks again!
rachel052 babs1602
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I was in the hospital for max a hour and a half but most of that is in the recovery room just monitoring your blood pressure and pulse.
I hope yours goes ok but speak to them about sedation, it may be better for you x
babs1602 rachel052
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Mine is a bottom one...
Would prefer local and sedation for sure, will ask them again.
Thanks again and warm wishes!
Gloria1981 babs1602
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babs1602 Gloria1981
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Was it top or bottom one?
What anaesthetic did you have?
Best wishes!