toofache
| Favorite team: | Arkansas |
| Location: | Kansas City |
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| Occupation: | I C Teef |
| Number of Posts: | 132 |
| Registered on: | 2/16/2015 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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re: Wisdom tooth surgery—who’s had it?
Posted by toofache on 11/25/25 at 9:49 am to dyslexiateechur
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Unfortunately the surgeon only does surgeries on one Tuesday a month.
Seems weird. I do them all day every day. I've got 10 more cases today for just wisdom teeth.
re: Wisdom tooth surgery—who’s had it?
Posted by toofache on 11/25/25 at 9:43 am to dyslexiateechur
I've done 3 cases so far this morning.
Most are sedated. Usually with a benzodiazepine/propofol/etc
Everyone is different when it comes to post op pain. Some people are eating pizza that day, some people are pussies and cry for a week.
I would plan to do it on a Thursday or Friday so you have the weekend to recover.
Most are sedated. Usually with a benzodiazepine/propofol/etc
Everyone is different when it comes to post op pain. Some people are eating pizza that day, some people are pussies and cry for a week.
I would plan to do it on a Thursday or Friday so you have the weekend to recover.
re: Do you currently live in the city you grew up in
Posted by toofache on 11/5/25 at 1:42 pm to ClemsonKitten
Born: Fort Smith, AR
Live in: Overland Park, KS
Live in: Overland Park, KS
Did you learn about that in your community college class, Mr. Bell?
re: Cracker Barrel going woke?
Posted by toofache on 8/21/25 at 11:43 am to Darth_Vader
Her dental midline is way off. First thing i notice in that pic
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Why would a restaurant that specializes in traditional Southern dishes and “down home” rustic atmosphere think it’s a good idea to associate with degenerate homosexual fetishism?
ETA, nevermind, now I know why they would. Here’s their CEO…
Chalk up one more thing gone to shite because of liberal white women.
All of the islands are great. We go every year. We alternate each year between Maui and Kauai.
I like Maui more.
My wife likes Kauai more.
The kids like them both about the same.
I like Maui more.
My wife likes Kauai more.
The kids like them both about the same.
re: Those that love their job, what is your job?
Posted by toofache on 2/25/25 at 10:03 pm to Tigerfan1999
Oral Surgeon. I work 3 days a week. I only do the procedures I want to do. I don’t deal with hospitals or have call. 100% private practice bliss.
re: Does IVF create abortions?
Posted by toofache on 2/19/25 at 2:14 pm to burger bearcat
Open heart surgery and organ transplants were obviously not a concept when the Gospels were written either. Do you consider either one of those "Playing God"?
re: Does IVF create abortions?
Posted by toofache on 2/19/25 at 2:11 pm to StrongOffer
My wife and I tried to have a kid for 17 years before we exhausted all fertility options and went through IVF. 6 rounds to be exact. Insurance covers very little. We probably paid out of pocket close to $250k. It was a brutal process. 5 rounds where nothing even made it far enough along to implant. I think it was 55 eggs in total and none even made it far enough to genetic test. We switched on round 6 to a Dr in Scottsdale,AZ. 1 made it far enough to test. On an A-F grading scale, it was a C- The Dr said he wouldn’t recommend implanting it due to the low probability of survival, but if we wanted to move forward we could.
We now have a happy, healthy 19 month old baby girl who has redefined my concept of love and grace and humility. Is IVF a sin? I’m not sure. I do know that the amount of love this little girl has created and the understanding I now have of unconditional love has completely transformed my walk with the Lord.
We now have a happy, healthy 19 month old baby girl who has redefined my concept of love and grace and humility. Is IVF a sin? I’m not sure. I do know that the amount of love this little girl has created and the understanding I now have of unconditional love has completely transformed my walk with the Lord.
re: Could research, easier to ask the OT - Dental Implants
Posted by toofache on 1/28/25 at 11:35 pm to proudertider
Funny you say that. Just a few weeks ago I removed 10 implants in the upper jaw that were placed in Costa Rica by a provider that was well researched. The implants were not titanium, not sure what metal they actually were. They were placed very poorly ( into the maxillary sinus without an accompanying graft, not fully inside the upper jaw bone, etc).
It’s not that you can’t get good work done there. I’ve seen it. But if there is any type of even minor complications, who is the expected to manage it if you have already come home?
It’s not that you can’t get good work done there. I’ve seen it. But if there is any type of even minor complications, who is the expected to manage it if you have already come home?
A lot of people think he is Asian. But in fact, he’s German.
re: Recovery from wisdom tooth extraction surgery
Posted by toofache on 7/30/24 at 9:32 am to Sheepdog1833
I pull out 4-8 sets of wisdom teeth each day.
Do what they tell you to do post op. Take the meds you are supposed to take.
Most young people do really well. That is why we recommend having them out as a teenager vs an adult. They tolerate the procedure much better, are healthier in general, and heal quicker.
Do what they tell you to do post op. Take the meds you are supposed to take.
Most young people do really well. That is why we recommend having them out as a teenager vs an adult. They tolerate the procedure much better, are healthier in general, and heal quicker.
re: New Zealand - Annual Feral Cat-killing Contest
Posted by toofache on 7/3/24 at 12:24 pm to GeauxZone90
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Anyone know what they do with the dead cats?
Apparently they remove the hide. According to my research there are a variety of ways this is accomplished.
re: How many airport have you flown in and out of?
Posted by toofache on 2/6/24 at 11:42 am to Scuttle But
Fort Smith
Tulsa
Kansas City
STL
Indy
Detroit
Philly
JFK
Dulles
Reagan
DFW
Love Field
OHare
Midway
Houston Bush
Houston Hobby
San Antonio
Austin
El Paso
Lubbock
PHX
LAX
Long Beach
San Fran
Monterrey
Oakland
Sacramento
Las Vegas
Salt Lake
Jackson Hole
Seattle
Vancouver
Buffalo
Boston
Nashville
New Orleans
Destin
Pensacola
Orlando
Tampa
Key West
Charlotte
Raleigh
Myrtle Beach
Jacksonville
Minneapolis
Denver
Baltimore
Mobile
Maui
Tulsa
Kansas City
STL
Indy
Detroit
Philly
JFK
Dulles
Reagan
DFW
Love Field
OHare
Midway
Houston Bush
Houston Hobby
San Antonio
Austin
El Paso
Lubbock
PHX
LAX
Long Beach
San Fran
Monterrey
Oakland
Sacramento
Las Vegas
Salt Lake
Jackson Hole
Seattle
Vancouver
Buffalo
Boston
Nashville
New Orleans
Destin
Pensacola
Orlando
Tampa
Key West
Charlotte
Raleigh
Myrtle Beach
Jacksonville
Minneapolis
Denver
Baltimore
Mobile
Maui
Kent Hrbek lifting Ron Gants leg off of first base in the World Series and the ump calling Gant out.
re: Bengals suck this year
Posted by toofache on 9/26/23 at 12:27 pm to Big Scrub TX
Agree, MEDIAN yards per play might be a more meaningful number.
I’m an Oral Surgeon. No way in hell I’m letting parents or spouses back in the treatment room during a procedure.
re: Does your car have a spare tire?
Posted by toofache on 7/31/23 at 2:38 pm to LSU Grad Alabama Fan
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Sumitomo spare tire and they got to be run flat.
TV where the horn goes?
re: First orthodontist appointment for 9yo
Posted by toofache on 7/17/23 at 11:46 am to BoogalooCopperpot
That's a great question that I hear a lot. I'm sure there are some orthodontists on here who can explain this better than I can.
There are certain types of movement/expansion of the arches that can only be accomplished prior to about 11 or 12 years old. After that the palate has fused and can no longer be truly expanded. Most kids do not have all of their permanent teeth it prior to this age. You do Phase I of ortho in order to create space so that when all of the permanent teeth have come in they have more room and ortho usually can get a much better result in a shorter amount of time.
There are certain types of movement/expansion of the arches that can only be accomplished prior to about 11 or 12 years old. After that the palate has fused and can no longer be truly expanded. Most kids do not have all of their permanent teeth it prior to this age. You do Phase I of ortho in order to create space so that when all of the permanent teeth have come in they have more room and ortho usually can get a much better result in a shorter amount of time.
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