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I had mine out maybe a year or two ago. I had laughing gas, they had me inhale some and then tried to get me to count down from 5. I say "tried", because I only made it to 3 before I was passed out. When I woke up it was all over. You wont feel any pain for the first 2 hours, maybe 3 if you're lucky. After that it just goes downhill.
My big mistake was getting a large (this was back in the day when large was large, and not medium) chocolate milkshake. It was the only thing I had all day, since I couldn't eat any solids and we had no jello. Man, around 10 that night I was chillin on the computer when my stomach started bubbling. I went to the bathroom and threw up- apparentally only drinking a supersize chocolate milkshake all day mixed with medicine is a bad idea (I can't swallow pills, it's this weird thing about me, so I crushed my pain meds and put them in my milkshake. Sounds nasty now but seemed like a good idea at the time :P ).
Anyhoo, when I threw up, some of the puke went into the cavities where my wisdom teeth used to be...yep, talk about pain. Throwing up sucks in the first place, but then on the second upchuck, feeling it go down into those sensitive, empty holes in the back of my mouth where there's nothing but gauze, nerves and a handful of desperation- it can get a little rough. When the puke hit those spots, I jerked up from the pain and some throw up went into my nose also, so it was like a triple whammy. I was a mess that night, horrible horrible stuff.
My big mistake was getting a large (this was back in the day when large was large, and not medium) chocolate milkshake. It was the only thing I had all day, since I couldn't eat any solids and we had no jello. Man, around 10 that night I was chillin on the computer when my stomach started bubbling. I went to the bathroom and threw up- apparentally only drinking a supersize chocolate milkshake all day mixed with medicine is a bad idea (I can't swallow pills, it's this weird thing about me, so I crushed my pain meds and put them in my milkshake. Sounds nasty now but seemed like a good idea at the time :P ).
Anyhoo, when I threw up, some of the puke went into the cavities where my wisdom teeth used to be...yep, talk about pain. Throwing up sucks in the first place, but then on the second upchuck, feeling it go down into those sensitive, empty holes in the back of my mouth where there's nothing but gauze, nerves and a handful of desperation- it can get a little rough. When the puke hit those spots, I jerked up from the pain and some throw up went into my nose also, so it was like a triple whammy. I was a mess that night, horrible horrible stuff.
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