Your dentist just watching this before the operation

Each day I'm grateful for: 1. Food. 2. Love. 3. Security. 4. No impacted Wisdom Teeth.

Solomon was right. More wisdom gives you more pain.

Why does being a human come with such scary needs

It magically floats out.

This video made my wisdom teeth go deep back inside my jaw

they make it look so smooth and clean when in reality that mouth wouldve been bleeding and the pain wouldve started to kick in after the visit

I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed tomorrow. All four. Wish me luck.

Just knock me out before you do this

Who else is here cause they’re getting their wisdoms out? Update: i survived

When I had my 2 sideway wisdom teeth removed, the operation took nearly 2 hours. It was so long the anesthesia starts to wear off that they had to give me another shot. I cannot eat or drink properly for a whole week. Still, no regret, being able to sleep without wisdom teeth pain is such a bless.

Reading all the comments saying it didn't hurt that bad... I"m happy for you all, truly am. What I went through, I wouldn't wish upon anyone. I had 4 very badly impacted wisdom teeth taken out when I was 17 under general anesthesia. I have crowded teeth and a small mouth, recipe for disaster. They had to make huge holes in my jaw bone on all the wisdom teeth. (I can still feel the gaps where bone used to be to this day) I had nerve damage that made half my tongue feel like I burned it for a couple months. ( worst feeling ever, felt just like you burned your tongue on really hot food) Luckily it went away after those months, I still have a weird small area on my gum in the back of my mouth that if I touch it while brushing, it gives me a shooting nerve pain. I just try to not touch it. But the worst thing ever was dry socket! I developed dry socket even though I had stitches and did follow up care. First days were ok (before the dry socket), I was hurting but it wasn't THAT bad. Then on day 2-3 or so my pain began to become so extreme I had to go back. I also had a horrible taste in my mouth. Turned out I had dry socket and they gave me pentazocine (supposedly very strong pain killer) and I was waiting for it to kick in but it did NOTHING. 2 hours later I couldn't help but cry from the pain I was in. I felt helpless. Absolute nightmare. It took 2 weeks for the pain to even begin to get less intense. Couldn't eat, sleep, barely drink or even move a lot for those 2 weeks. I don't know why they didn't do anything more than give me strong pain killers (that didn't do anything for me, may I add) A year and a couple google searches later there are supposed to be treatments for it. I'm still salty they let me suffer like that. They told me it will just go away on it's own. So what I wanted to tell you all is: please avoid dry socket, do the aftercare. It's the worst pain I have felt to this day and I'm 21. I would rather break my ankle again twice than go through that pain again. But my case was probably the exception. So you'll most likely be fine if you do the aftercare.😅

Take your pain killers BEFORE the drugs wear off. Trust me on this. Edit: they gave me Norco and 800mg ibuprofen and I was feeling good. Prolly overdid it with the Norco but oh well

I’m currently at the end of my 5th day post op (four bony impacted wisdoms removed with twilight sedation), and I just wanted to post this comment across a few videos to calm anyone down who may be panicking like I was. Because I was panicking. Never had surgery before and I read and watched every horror story on the internet. I just want to say that I had a good, experienced surgeon perform my extraction and that I dealt with NO unbearable pain, did NOT take any narcotic painkillers, and have been instead alternating ibuprofen and acetaminophen (stopped that today on day 5). The sedation did NOT make me act weird, for those of you who fear that part. The third day was indeed the worst, but completely doable. I would describe it as discomfort at its worst. To me, the whole process has been no different than what it was like to lose teeth as a child, along with a sore and stiff jaw. I’ve eaten solids since day one, albeit soft solid foods that won’t interfere with the injured sites. Hope this helps anyone, because I read so many bad comments and I was completely freaked out the week prior to surgery.

i got emergency surgery on 4 impacted wisdom teeth today. i was absolutely terrified of going and my body shook the whole time i filled out the paperwork. if you’re getting yours taken out and you’re horribly scared like i was, be sure to do research and find a gentle surgeon, just tell your surgeon before you get there and they may be able to refer you to a more accommodating office if they don’t feel like they’re a good fit. the biggest thing that helped me: IV SEDATION. one minute i was listening to music with the nurse, next thing i know i wake up to my husband smiling and telling me we can go home. I have bits of memory that are foggy but i never said anything crazy like the videos online, i could walk, read, and function pretty normal nearly right after. tl/dr i had 4 impacted wisdom teeth and emergency surgery and im actually less scared of the dentist now. get iv sedation and do research

I like how there’s just chill jazz music in the background

I find these videos so satisfying to watch yet they make me so uncomfortable

I'm 28 and I finally got all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed a week ago. Completely harmless procedure. I went to bed and when I woke up, it was over. Still feeling numb, but I'm healing just fine.

As someone who had impacted teeth I know that it hurts and also itches, but mostly hurts. And when I got all 4 removed, only on the first day did I have pain on them. Obviously I got painkillers from the dentist but they never really hurt after.

I wish i was a bird, not having wisdom teeth and can fly whenever i want ☺

This looks way easier than the real version I saw lol

all 4 of mine are sidewayz... oh shiiiiii...

Had 2 impacted wisdom teeth on the bottom jaw, like the ones shown at the last example. Maxillofacial surgeon removed all 4 wisdom teeth (2 on upper jaw as well) within an hour, zero complications. Recovered within 10 days and stitches dropped at around 30 days. The only "problem" was that the teeth were too close to the nerves and I had to get a lot of novocaine, to the point that my legs started shaking since I was maxed out ( a common symptom of high doses of novocaine, a Calcium channel blocker). Also, couldn't eat a lot during the first 2 days and the antibiotics were killing my stomach. After that it was easy peasy.

Did this to my friend after he fell asleep first during the sleepover. It's a classic.

Why is it called wisdom tooth/teeth if it doesn't give you wisdom

am I a wierdo or is it satisfying when he takes the tooth out

I have a class three jaw and my mouth is extremely small. I only have 15 (adult) teeth because thats all the room my mouth has. All four of my wisdoms were a level three, so much so that I lost other teeth as well. Went into surgery at 6 AM, came out at 4 pm. I had eight teeth removed from my face. 2 were touching my sinus cavities. Doc did an amazing, professional, clean cut job and I have the perfect smile now in my opinion, but if you do have pain in the wisdom tooth areas, get it checked out, because I thought my pain was just from chewing to hard or grinding my teeth at night again until I saw the x rays. Sometimes one gum pain can turn out to be a case of 8 impacted teeth you never knew existed. Stay healthy and wishing you all a good time!

I made the mistake of glancing at the reflection of my dentist’s glasses while she was doing the procedure. Definitely would not recommend especially if you’re weak to the sight of blood like me. Edit: All jokes aside, the procedure didn’t really hurt. The most painful part would be when you feel the anesthesia numbing your nerves but even that isn’t too bad. Just make sure that you find the right dentist (mine was really accommodating and would numb the area whenever I showed signs of discomfort/nervousness + gave me a print out instructions for aftercare). Though the real hard part is the recovery. It’s really different for everyone cuz I know people who recovered immediately (got stitches removed less than a week) while I had to wait 2-3 weeks. Just make sure you don’t have anything taxing planned out during the week of the surgery and get enough rest!

Since it’s so “simple” why it cost few thousands😭

in my country we only get local anaesthesia pray for me

An perfect video to watch before you go to sleep just the right amount of uncomfy fuel for some messed up dreams

Going under anesthesia when having these out was the best sleep I ever had.

My prayers go out for anyone who has to deal with either of the second two. Thank you for this video. I found it not only highly informative, but very comforting to learn about.

Its wierd how a 2 year old video got its first comment 15 hours ago

Absolutely amazing! The advances of modern dentistry

As an impacted wisdom tooth survivor, I'm blessed that it was already extracted. Same on my other wisdom teeth. :D

One thing is missing here the amount off blood that is involved.

Huh... so that's what happened to me when I was unconscious. All I can remember was sitting down and then they say "its done"

The music was a bit distracting, but the animation and narration were great. It was nice getting to see what the oral surgeon did when I had mine removed

Parents out there reading this, if your kid or teen complains about pain in the back of their mouth due to a wisdom tooth; *GET IT REMOVED EVEN AGAINST THEIR WILL ASAP!* My stupid behind waited until I was 30, and boy did it destroy my mouth, all because I was terrified of the pain I'd have to deal with. Should have gotten them removed at 16 when it started.

Oof Imma get 4 of my wisdom teeth pulled out, I'm not ready. 😭😭💀💀💀

Narrator:and its removed Me:yes but there's a lot more blood

I want to share my experience of 4 days post extraction. I live in the USA and I got knocked out by the anesthesia lol Best experience imo. There was a total of 4 teeth being extracted and the procedure lasted about an hour. IT REALLY FELT LIKE 5 MINUTES. I woke up with no pain, couldn’t even feel my face tbh and I was Ok with that. I have minimal discomfort now and I am taking some meds but not much. I don’t have insurance at the moment so I did pay out of pocket and it was around $2,500 USD. Also, I am currently wearing braces and they didn’t remove them for the surgery and I didn’t bother to ask if they would or not before it. I have to say this was the best way to do this. All at once! My sister did one wisdom teeth last year and it was hell so I was terrified for myself but I was in good hands. I recommend getting a good cleaning beforehand and follow the instructions provided by the surgeon!

UPDATES- May not be good to read if you're scared. But will also help with tips!💜 Just my experience, we're all different I got all taken out, I was fully conscious, saw and heard everything. The worst part of the whole procedure by FAR was 8 needles on my mouth, the rest barely felt like anything but a bit of pressure. I went into shock a fee times during the first tooth, not knowing what to expect. I was dizzy but all around fine, I walked up and down 3 flights of stairs alone and didn't have issues. The healing process for me on the other hand has been hell. I got it done last Thursday and it's still a bloody damn mess! My bottom ones hurt like hell, 2 tylenols and lots of ice. I decided to try eating a hardish food, a cracker and I cup my gums open, its basically just a little flap (very stupid idea) but itll heal and doesn't hurt. Eating will give you pain, so less talking and chewing the better. All my stitches fell out rather than dissolved. Other than the bit of pain in my back bottom ones, it's not the worst thing ever. But it's definitely a pain in the ass.. and when they tell you NOT to lean your head back the first 1-2 days DON'T, swallowing excessive amounts of blood can't make you ill, I was let with a very sick feeling and nausea. Lay on stacked pillows, and keep gauze in while sleeping.! It's a must

I'm almost 15 and whenever I go to the dentist and hear the drilling stuff from the room I just cry from anxiety...

That moment you realize all 4 of your wisdom teeth are Fully Impacted. 😥

In 2012 I had my top pair of wisdom teeth removed in Mexico for $120. The actual procedure lasted about 10 seconds. The doctor took more time injecting me with anesthetic and waiting for it to take affect lol. He told me the trick was not to pull the teeth but to dig them out and he showed me a little tool that looked like a mini screwdriver. It was awesome.

Me : *almost done with puberty and whatnot"* My body: "we need to rebrand. How a bout more TEETH. Yeah yeah this could work, i mean it already did that one time right guys? Couple years ago"

luckily they get you completely numbed up so you pretty much feel nothing. the recovery is the worst part, honestly.

Then why do we have them then? I mean if they are natural, then would we all end up with crowded messed up teeth?

I don’t know why but I love watching these animated demonstrations of the surgical process of removing the wisdom tooth

This video is amazing to watch because it gives me a little bit of relief from the anxiety I get thinking about having them removed soon.

So I had my surgery yesterday, the 3rd kind. The surgeon had to cut into my gums and all that. He gave me laughing gas per my request and after a few minutes I couldn't even feel the shots he did to numb my mouth (I was awake for the procedure). I was trippin' the whole time and even fell asleep for 30 minutes or so. I still could hear him and his assistant talking and the tools, but I didn't care. I only felt tiny bit of pain when he started to dig in my gum to get the tooth. I've heard it break and then he started yanking - but I heard him struggle a bit and had to cut it into more pieces to get it out. Strong tooth. It took him 1 hour to pull it out. The 2nd tooth was a bit easier I guess because he did it in like half an hour. Which was nice - I slept completely through it (that gas is AMAZING, I was flying). Now I look like a hamster or a chipmunk, hiding food in my cheeks. It's swollen and a little sore. Not a lot of bleeding. Couldn't eat or drink for 3 hours because my mounth was sooo numb. He gave like 10 shots of anaesthetic. It wasn't bad, but I was soooo scared the entire time that I would feel something. Now the healing begins. I also need to do my upper right tooth and get a bone transplant there. Fun.

The dentist: are you ready for your procedure? Me: just knock me out with a frying pan already!! {how I literally feel rn}

Just to give you some advice I experienced: "IT HURTS LIKE HELL"

I had an impacted wisdom tooth. The pain from that was far worse than the pain I endured from getting it pulled.

still have all my wisdom teeth and I am grateful every day for the enhanced intelligence that they bring

Just got four of my wisdom teeth out and honestly it wasn’t that bad so if you’re really worried the recovery isn’t that bad if you stay on top of your meds :)

4 hours post surgery; I was awake during the whole process, didn’t feel a thing for the first 30-40 minutes, but since my tooth was so deep inside the bone the dentist had to use that drilling machine for a long time therefore i started to feel some tiny pain, it got worse during time but thank god in about 1hour 30mints everything was over. Now im dealing with a massive pain, using ice and only drinking water and juices, i hope it gets better soon.

I had this, had minor pain, thankfully, the dentist did a pretty good job, just local anesthesia, no stitches but had absolutely no pain whatsoever. Got 3 wisdom teeth removed. BTW the hole it left was HUGE for the 1st day.

Just got my wisdom teeth out today lol. Thought I’d watch the process after I got the procedure done and it doesn’t look too bad even though I FREAKED out before the surgery. I’m also still on anesthesia and still can’t feel my lip or my cheeks

I have fully impacted wisdom teeth!!! This video was very informative but made the surgery scarier. But I will survive XD

Recommendations for anyone who needs extractions: - Find a clinic where they have laughing gas. For me, it made the hour-long procedure feel like ten minutes and the injections felt like intense pressure, but not painful. - Bring eye shades and music to listen to so you can zone out. I do wish I had worn noise-canceling headphones though, because the bone drill is very loud - Look into places where you can get it done with PRF. This is where they draw your blood, spin it in a centrifuge to separate the components, and use the plasma to fill in the socket after extraction. It speeds up the healing. - Get food that you can eat with a spoon for the first few days, like mashed potatoes and yogurt. A few days later I was able to have pancakes, and it was about a week before I was back to hard foods. No rice during that week, since it can get caught in the socket

I got my fully impacted wisdom teeth out at age 13, which was a journey. I had an IV in me to fully put me to sleep, and I never really remembered falling asleep. Just laying my head back, and then waking up like I had slept for 50 years. I woke up to people around me saying things like "good job" and stuff, I assume for the successful operation. I know some words, along with the alphabet, in ASL, so I tried really hard to spell my questions out. I ended up using the drawing app on my mom's phone, because I could write, but not speak. The doctor said that they also hit my sinuses while taking all 4 out, so I couldn't exercise for a few weeks. I remember looking out the window and taking a few naps, before we got home. I was adamant about walking (for some reason), but I had to hold onto everything for dear life. I also remember writing in a leather sketchbook to my mom, but she wouldn't let me have my phone back until at least an hour passed. I put on my favourite TV show on the 2nd episode, and then napped and woke up to I think the 13th? It was the 4th to last day of school as well, and I had therapy the next day. So I went there the next day, and then went back to school Thursday and Friday, for my last 2 days of 7th grade. Would not recommend, though. I couldn't talk very well, and I was tired the entire time. I also had just gotten my braces off, so my nasty clear retainers became even nastier. I had to eat soft foods for a few weeks, though it felt like forever. I distinctly remember opening my mouth wide so all of my friends could look inside my mouth, and see the holes in the back of my mouth. There is still a large divot at the back of my mouth, too, where they made the incision. Instead of a flat surface behind my molars, I got a little valley back there.

Those porous holes in the bone both intrigue and disturb me.

My whole body is weak like a jello

I had 3 partially impacted wisdom teeth and 1 that was more so partially erupted. I had them removed 11 years ago when I was in high school. It really wasn't that bad because I went to a good surgeon and they numbed up my mouth so I wasn't in pain when I woke up from the procedure. When the anesthetic wore off though, that was painful. I slept a lot when I got home and took some stronger ibuprofen type pills that the Dr prescribed. I wasn't able to eat chewy foods for a few days and I wanted to take it easy. But the soreness wears off after a while and you forget you even had it done.

I had two impacted Wisdom teeth removed just yesterday. I had no idea when I fell asleep; I woke up and it was all done. The bleeding stopped within a few short hours. I haven't been in any pain, but taking your medication ON TIME is critical to achieving this. The side effects for me are sleepiness and a little fatigue. But so far, so good.

am I the only one that keeps watching this over and over again cause it's lowkey amusing 💀

just got all three of my wisdom teeth removed (two bottoms, one upper). They were all full bony impactions. The surgery was completed in 45 minutes. I was under laughing gas, and put under an IV. It has been 7 hours since my surgery, and so far I've felt fine!! Im 14, (pretty young)... and none of the roots were formed! Hopefully it heals from now on :)

i had the last type of impaction in the video, removed with only local anesthesia lol. removal was memorable in the best way-- the oral maxillofacial surgeon and her assistant were so sweet and professional that I remember exactly zero pain or anxiety at any point during the procedure

Worst pain I have ever experienced was my last wisdom tooth removal and it was the one that was the most "buried". I am thankful for pain killers.

The doctor put me to sleep and I was whooping his ass while I was out. He woke me up half way through the surgery and he was mad as hell. I did remember a thing. 😂

I had the second procedure done and it all went perfectly. I couldn't believe how good I felt, until the next morning. I woke up and had a pillow full of blood and I was woozy as could be. Went to the bathroom and passed out, face first into the tile floor and woke up in a puddle of blood. Good times.

Thank you so much for this. I have one wisdom tooth out already (fully erupted -- simple extraction that took a few minutes), but have another one coming out next week that's only partially erupted. This certainly helped calm me down.

I'm glad they knocked me up with the good stuff before my quadruple removal.

I got two of my wisdom teeth removed years ago on the right side. The top of my left side came in and didn't take long to crack. My bottom left side is starting to grow in and has punctured the gum to where it hurts. I am waiting on my insurance to kick on in January and then I am getting those two removed. I so cant wait to be relieved of this discomfort. I would go tomorrow but I cant afford it without the insurance. I will say this in regards to the process/operation I had to get the two removed on the right side. Just note I am pretty tolerant to pain. I wasn't put to sleep I was awake and they gave me plenty of numbing shots to reduce the pain. The worst part about it was the numbing shots with the needles, but like I said I am tolerant and needles have never bothered me. After that, it wasn't hard at all. I could feel the dentist tugging at my top tooth there was definitely pressure that you could feel, but there wasn't any noticeable pain. I don't remember much, but I do remember that I could feel a couple tears roll down my cheek which prompted the assistant to ask if I was ok. I was fine and wasn't in enough pain to cause the tears myself, I think it was just a bodily reaction or maybe without the numb shots it would have caused tears so thank God for that. My bottom tooth hadn't even emerged yet so they had to cut the gum to pull that wisdom tooth out. Maybe this was the tooth the few tears naturally came out, I don't remember much. I guess what I am getting at is that it isn't that bad at all and do not let the fear prevent you from getting your wisdom teeth removed. After they are removed you have to take very good care of the gum area to not cause an infection. This isn't that hard either. Also, afterwards I was given a nice prescription of some really strong pain meds. I was literally happy, smiling, and content with myself for the next almost week on the couch with not a care or pain in the world. I would also recommend getting all 4 wisdom teeth taken out at one sitting. Do not do what I did and get 2 done at a time. Although mine wasn't by choice, my coverage had maxed out and I didn't want to pay full price for the other two. But, yes please get all 4 done as to not delay it and then you'll end up waiting until the pain is unbearable before ya go in again. It is worth it, the pain is very little if any as long as you have a good dentist and you will thank yourself for doing so.

On tonight's episode of why is this in my recommended at 1am...

This was so helpful, thank you. I didn't understand why the sutures in my mouth are where they are.

This video made me feel a lot better

okay so this is coming from someone who was stressing about this a month prior and i was bawling the morning of. but guys for whoever’s worried, as long as you have a good & experienced doctor you’re gonna be fine. laughing gas & local anesthetic is enough to calm you down & help you feel absolutely nothing. the most painful part is getting the numbing shots during the beginning & they’re really not that bad. like bro i had four full bony impactions and the surgery took like 10 minutes and i was fine 2-3 days after. get the good antibiotics & they should take away any pain you start feeling later if it’s really bad, which it shouldn’t be at least from my experience

I'm getting all 4 of mine removed... AT LEAST I'LL KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING.

At 21 a U.S. Navy dentist removed my impacted wisdom teeth right before I was discharged from the Marine Corps. 35 years later I had several dozen splintered tooth fragments work their way out of my gums very slowly. They held fast after poking through my gums for weeks. The entire ordeal lasted 10-12 weeks altogether, it was awful. Those razor sharp fragments lacerated my tongue and insides of my mouth terribly to the point I couldn't eat or talk. I was miserable and lost around 15 lbs. Finally I had an epiphany; I went to the drugstore and got dental wax such as some use for braces. Finally my mouth started to heal, I could eat and talk. I only wish I had thought of it sooner.

when you fell asleep first at a sleepover

I got my wisdom teeth out two years ago, why am I watching this lol

did you all come from instagram

This was really satisfying to watch for some reason

It’s been 3 months since the removal of my impacted wisdom tooth and my holes are just now closed up. The 2 days after surgery are worst in my opinion. Tylenol and ice packs got me through it.

My boyfriend got his wisdom teeth taken out in December. I remember being in shock because of how fast the procedure took. It was all done in a matter of about 5 minutes

Idk why, this is so satisfying to watch lol

Is it just me or these videos are really satisfying

I had an impacted wisdom tooth , they had a hard time getting it out but they did an amazing job and it barely hurt 👌

In animation it looks so easy ...... But still I feel that pain while undergoing it

Having 4 wisdom teeth removed is the worst experience I’ve ever gone through. It lasted months and it got infected multiple times :(

I always watch this video because its satisfying, especially the last one when it needed to be fully uncovered.

Seeing those come out is extremely satisfying.

Seriously, it wasn't bad at all. Coming from someone who had all 4 taken out while only 2 were impacted. They gave me Motrin and I took 2 pills and never had to use it again. Slight stinging but the next day, it was fine. Healed perfectly and fast.

I am not getting my wisdom teeth removed.... But I mean it is so satisfying to watch though in my opinion 😂😂

When I got mine out the one on the bottom right was the closest to the nerve while the others were easier to get out (either by taking the whole tooth out at once or needing to break it a little) but otherwise having an iv and local anesthesia was my best friend at the time. As soon as I got the anesthesia I was out and bam, the doctor did the surgery, I woke up, went home, and slept basically the whole major part of the recovery and still have a bit of pain but otherwise I’m fine. When they say to ice it to try and get ahead of the swelling and pain, listen to them it was a lifesaver for me

i watched a wisdom tooth vid once,i see wisdom teeth videos ever since