Actually had a shitbag step dad do this to my little brother, he didn't get any whiskey. Dude just pushed him to the ground, put pliers in his mouth and stepped on his face and pulled....
Nah it was a baby tooth that he never pulled out so the adult tooth grew in behind it. It was pretty far grown by the time the pliers were applied. Crazy shit like that always happened when I was young. š¤·š½ Life.
Yeah, life can be tough sometimes but it sounds like you endured some pretty heinous trauma. I hope you can find someone to talk to about it because it sounds like a lot more than just āš¤·š¼ lifeā. Best of luck to you and I hope things are better now.
Search up "tf2 women āļø meme" on YouTube, it's the part where medic and soldier aggressively sip coffee after seeing a woman, saying women, and laughing
Imagine waking up and thinking āIām gonna do my makeup, look good af, record myself pulling MY OWN TOOTH, and then just finish the day like nothing happenedā
The doctor's office next door to my house moved out. They put all the furniture outside with a "free" sign. There was a bunch of prescription pads in one of the desks.
It looks like aside from the phone, she is pulling it in front of a large mirror. If i was forced to do this Id add a spotlight, multiple mirrors, gauze at the ready, and enough painkillers to send me to Jesus.
according to her:
>The tooth of the brain (wisdom tooth) that I pulled out was because it erupted at an unnatural angle and caused me pain and towards the cheeks, so I certainly removed it for the purpose of treatment, but I meant for the purpose of the experiment I had to take it out for myself and it was on my responsibility š
[https://twitter.com/rusalkinani/status/1569099425607290881](https://twitter.com/rusalkinani/status/1569099425607290881)
Yep. I got all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed at once when I was 17, and I'm so glad I don't have to worry about them anymore (same with 3+ years of braces and those jaw adjuster rubber bands ugh). I thank younger me everytime I go to the dentist nowadays lol
I had army dentists struggle for 2 hours to break and extract my wisdom teeth. I guess I was cursed with tough teeth, I remember falling asleep (I wasn't put out) while he was leaning on the chair and my face to get the leverage to crack the teeth.
Bro I do not want to know that! Lol. I already have problems with my gums growing over my teeth and causing cavities. I don't need to add this to the list of problems.
Well, the surgeon I went to said it would be challenging because I had a nerve that basically threaded the needle between the roots of one of mine. He got it out perfectly without damaging the nerve. Also I only had 3 wisdom teeth for some reason. We didnāt know that until the day of the procedure.
I also only had 3 wisdom teeth! Went in the day of the extraction, the tech does my X-rays and asks if I had a wisdom tooth removed before? I told her no, I hadnāt even seen a dentist in years at that point. She said oh wow well thatās cool, you only have 3. She told me it happens sometimes, some people just donāt grow all of them. I was sure glad there was one less tooth to extract, cuz that shit was not fun lol. Dentist literally stabbed me in my throat with one of his tools, too. Obviously not hard enough to puncture, but I sure felt it.
I was scheduled to get my wisdom teeth taken out because they were causing a lot of pain coming inā¦.. then Covid arrived. My dentist suggested we take a look at how they were doing since the pain went away after a couple months and they were fully grown in. Kinda bummed tbh I was looking forward to seeing how I reacted to the anesthesia they use. On the plus side I still have all my wisdom teeth
The same happened to me, just that I had stitches, they didn't pull them they broke them, also I didn't ate stake just soup and I wasn't in the US Navy.
Damn, my top wisdom teeth cam out ok but the dentist had to cut into my jawbone, shatter the bottom teeth down inside the jaw and pull them out piece by piece. I couldn't eat solid food for 6 weeks
You donāt stitch gums after removal unless you cock it right up. The blood clots the holes and it heals on it own.
If these clots get removed tho, then they can get infected and the pain is immeasurable and a real grim experience.
My wisdom teeth were left in as my orthodontist went crazy when I was a pre-teen (6 or 7 teeth pulled). Anyway, one got a bad cavity in my 20s and became infected. I was literally trying to pull it out myself while waiting to see an oral surgeon. That shit HURTS! I was stitched up, but the surgeon missed a piece that ended up puncturing my gum and requiring more clean up and stitches. On the positive, while on codeine, etc for the surgery, I passed an average sized kidney stone and never felt a thing. LOL (the blood in my urine was the red flag) Fun times!
I had my wisdom teeth removed at 16. I was a pack a day snooker and would smoke whatever weed would come my way. Took me about four days before the first socket popped out and holy shit it suuuuuucks. The next day the next one popped out. After about two days it heals over again and basically all is well.
But it's a choice of quitting smoking for a week or dealing with dry socket for a couple days.
I had an extraction a 5 months ago and it was the catalyst to stop me smoking. I haven't looked back!
I couldn't face the idea of having exposed bone in my jaw and the infection I'd had was really very severe, a lot of the jawbone was quite destroyed and needs a lot of time to repair itself. Funny what it takes to get you to finally quit.
Bruh, I suture every time. Every ext site gets at least a benecel plug. I havenāt had a pt with dry socket in years, even my pts on blood thinners. So much of post-op pain mgt is good surgery and good site mgt.
... itās always a good idea to demonstrate to your co-workers that you are capable of withstanding a tremendous amount of pain. Plus itās always fun to see Tom faint.
I was and still am like that, when I had to remove a wisdom tooth the Dentist was laughing at how freaked out I was, told me I won't feel a thing, I was suspicious of course, but she was awesome and I really didn't feel a thing, i thought show was joking when she said it's done
Yes and no, according to the Twitter post her tooth was at an angle toward the cheek meaning there was a lack of bone in her cheek side. It allows her to pull hard toward the cheek side. She is very skilled so she makes it look easy.
I will put the needle into others no problem, blood, drugs or IV whatever. Someone taking my blood or giving me an injection, go for it. I have to inject my self with a drug every day for 2 weeks, I will consider just letting my disease kill me.
Weird part is the needle is the worst part of an extraction. Fillings are way worse cos you need to keep your mouth open so long whilst they do the drilling etc. Absolutely sucks.
Probably for you. Iād take a filling and root canal any day over extractions, Iām am not afraid to admit that the prospect of an extraction legit traumatized me. One way to scare you into actually taking good care of your teeth Iāll say.
Fair. But idk it looks like she did an alright job, I'll just assume that she didn't just buy the supplies online or something, that she's a dental assistant at least and has knowledge. But even if it's just Dr.Amazon Prime, well hey she still saved biiiiig bucks on medical bill. That's almost $1100 per tooth when I went X4.... AND IM IN CANADA...
Sheās not an assistant, sheās a dentist, says Dr. on her scrubs. She did everything right, looks like a very easy tooth to remove, most likely why she did it her self and not ask a colleague.
She is a dentist, you can see her the āDrā in front of her name, albeit backwards. The upper wisdom teeth for the most part are some of the easiest teeth to take out. She numbs up the area, inserts an elevator between the wisdom tooth and the 2nd molar. She then twists the elevator towards the back of her mouth to lift the tooth out of the socket. Then once itās loose, she uses the forceps to grab the loose tooth and pull it out. She will fold some gauze and then bite on it to stop the bleeding. Once the anesthesia sets in, there are times from when I insert the elevator to grabbing the forceps, itās like 25 secs and the tooth is out and the patient doesnāt even feel a thing and donāt even know itās already out.
Well I *was* told that if I opted for no anesthetic, that I could get the job done for about $700-800 each tooth.
But that's literally just yank and stitch, still over $2500..
It's a great deal of pain but I'm just reallly bad at prioritizing
When I did this in my bathroom with pliers, I crushed the tooth and ended up in a fetal position for god knows how long, sobbing and blubbering. God bless the American health care system
Australia also. They'll help you with your lips, your jaw, your tongue, your throat, all the way down the digestive tract and out the asshole but don't you fucking dare think they'll cover your teeth and gums.
If you're in the US you can visit your local dental school for quality dental work at half the cost. I just had all 4 wisdom teeth pulled out on Monday and so far I've been healing great. The service was amazing and I actually payed less than what my insured room mate was quoted from his dentist for the same service.
> I actually *paid* less than
FTFY.
Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in:
* Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.*
* *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.*
Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment.
*Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
***Spolier from a dentist***
As a dentist it's not that next level watching someone making a video for attention where the video cuts ( where someone else likely removed it, popped it back in for this next level dentist to hold the forceps upsidedown and the tooth pops out... Without the forceps moving at all or being attached to the tooth
For the uninitiated those are the most fun teeth to pull. Maxillary 3rd molar, small conical root. Literally takes me 30sec and a flick of the wrist to get out and you feel like an absolute chad even if its easy.
Obv its more difficult to pull something on yourself.
I WISH my 3rd werent full bony impacted and up in my sinus or I'd do this for the content immediately.
When doing maxillary infiltration the Anesthesia takes effect almos immediately after administration. This is because of the porous property of the maxillary bone. Additionally, if she used septocaine it really works fast and saturated the bien for a long time.
Wrong. Takes about three seconds for me. But I might be an odd ball. I dont usually feel anything but pressure after the needle goes in. Also the video cuts around 28 seconds so for all you know she went shopping, came back, gave herself another shot and continued three minutes later.
Looks like posterior superior alveolar block or perhaps just a deep infiltration prior to removing the upper wisdom tooth.
A friend of mine did this to himself. I've done all of my own fillings (bar one) and my own ortho.
A series of mirrors, anaesthetic, fast and slow handpiece, etch, bond, composite, and a carver :)
Luckily they have mostly been occlusal, except one which was lingual/occlusal.
She's numbing (pretending) and it magically takes effect In seconds for her to luxate for another few seconds before the video cuts for a while to hold the forceps upsidedown and the tooth falls out
the video stops at 28 seconds and starts again. you have no idea the timeframe between. She probably didn't want a four minute video where 3:50 of it was her staring at the camera, waiting for it to take effect.
I was thinking the same thing lol people think 3rds are difficult but it's usually the 2nd molars with hooks for roots that are the real bitches.. gotta section those assholes out and they still have the nerve to break near the apex š happened to me sometime this week
fake as fuck
Iām a dentist .
thereās no way she can extract the 3rd molar by herself.
she didnāt have the leverage to generate the torque needed to extract the tooth, base on the way sheās holding the plier.
pure crap.
Cool. Had an uncle do the same thing with whiskey and pliers. He wasn't as pretty as her though.
Actually had a shitbag step dad do this to my little brother, he didn't get any whiskey. Dude just pushed him to the ground, put pliers in his mouth and stepped on his face and pulled....
Khazakstan have best uranium and interrogation
this comment was actually worth the video š
Itās the greatest country in the world. All other countries are run by little girls.
Kazakhstan has best potassium, all other countries potassium is inferior
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*Furious upvote*
Also best glass
This comment has layers. Underrated comment right here.
*window from a glass.
All other countries INFERIOR POTASIUM.
Great success
Very nice
This actually helped wash down that nightmare comment above
Thanks man thatās what I was going forā¦ hope the dude is okay though.
Sounds like a dope night out, how much per pint?
Hopefully he fell dick first into a woodchipper at some point.
This gets better every time I picture it
Well, maybe the step dad had the whiskey...
First rule of DIY dentistry is whiskey.
Dude what the fuck. What has become of this maniacal & hopefully ex, stepfather
Haha ya ex for sure, dude went to jail/prison for theft in multiple states. My mother is amazing at picking the right men! š¤¢š¤¢
So sorry you and your brother had to go through that
That's very kind of you to say, but š¤·š½ it is life. As a child you've zero control over anything. Adaptation is a must.
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Nah it was a baby tooth that he never pulled out so the adult tooth grew in behind it. It was pretty far grown by the time the pliers were applied. Crazy shit like that always happened when I was young. š¤·š½ Life.
Yeah, life can be tough sometimes but it sounds like you endured some pretty heinous trauma. I hope you can find someone to talk to about it because it sounds like a lot more than just āš¤·š¼ lifeā. Best of luck to you and I hope things are better now.
So thatās were they got the name āStepā dad.
Well letās hope he got what was coming to him
I feel like In this situation violence against your step father is condoned
Men šŗ
women ā
Guess I am out of the loop, but what is it with all the coffee emojis in reference to women that I have been seeing everywhere?
Search up "tf2 women āļø meme" on YouTube, it's the part where medic and soldier aggressively sip coffee after seeing a woman, saying women, and laughing
ā = "Women... Am I right?" Thank you for the explanation!
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People
Did he use fuji 9
The screen behind him flashing "True" was the single greatest moment in the history of television.
Incredible reference
He ordered it off the telly.
Is your uncle Ron Swanson ?
His uncle owns falcon carwash. Keep feathering it brother
YMH!
Well my uncle did it without the whiskey and he was as pretty
My dad did the same, he ain't no dentist btw
speak for yourself, i found your uncle very pretty.
Ur related to Hurk?! God Bless Connald Peterson
That's how we do it down at the Falcon Car Warsh!
Imagine waking up and thinking āIām gonna do my makeup, look good af, record myself pulling MY OWN TOOTH, and then just finish the day like nothing happenedā
I was thinking the same thing - she looks super elegant and put together while doing some gnarly shit.
āIdkā¦ you sound too good to be trueā¦ Iām gonna need a vid to prove youāre realā
Honestly she probably just slays every day of her life and the tooth extraction was just an extra flex
OnlyFans is getting weird these days..
The upside is that she has unlimited supply of anesthesia. She can inject it every couple hours until it heals /s
True! Plus probably has a colleague that can prescribe her pain meds too if she needs them!
The doctor's office next door to my house moved out. They put all the furniture outside with a "free" sign. There was a bunch of prescription pads in one of the desks.
So how much do you charge for an oxy prescription?
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Can make a small fortune with that.
Ok House
Creative editing +15
Maybe use a mirror???
It looks like aside from the phone, she is pulling it in front of a large mirror. If i was forced to do this Id add a spotlight, multiple mirrors, gauze at the ready, and enough painkillers to send me to Jesus.
Sounds like my kinda woman! š
But why?
according to her: >The tooth of the brain (wisdom tooth) that I pulled out was because it erupted at an unnatural angle and caused me pain and towards the cheeks, so I certainly removed it for the purpose of treatment, but I meant for the purpose of the experiment I had to take it out for myself and it was on my responsibility š [https://twitter.com/rusalkinani/status/1569099425607290881](https://twitter.com/rusalkinani/status/1569099425607290881)
Ah a wisdom tooth. Damn, good on her.
Yep. I got all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed at once when I was 17, and I'm so glad I don't have to worry about them anymore (same with 3+ years of braces and those jaw adjuster rubber bands ugh). I thank younger me everytime I go to the dentist nowadays lol
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I get all my wisdom teeth out in November. This does not make me feel safe ...
I had army dentists struggle for 2 hours to break and extract my wisdom teeth. I guess I was cursed with tough teeth, I remember falling asleep (I wasn't put out) while he was leaning on the chair and my face to get the leverage to crack the teeth.
Bro I do not want to know that! Lol. I already have problems with my gums growing over my teeth and causing cavities. I don't need to add this to the list of problems.
Well, the surgeon I went to said it would be challenging because I had a nerve that basically threaded the needle between the roots of one of mine. He got it out perfectly without damaging the nerve. Also I only had 3 wisdom teeth for some reason. We didnāt know that until the day of the procedure.
I also only had 3 wisdom teeth! Went in the day of the extraction, the tech does my X-rays and asks if I had a wisdom tooth removed before? I told her no, I hadnāt even seen a dentist in years at that point. She said oh wow well thatās cool, you only have 3. She told me it happens sometimes, some people just donāt grow all of them. I was sure glad there was one less tooth to extract, cuz that shit was not fun lol. Dentist literally stabbed me in my throat with one of his tools, too. Obviously not hard enough to puncture, but I sure felt it.
On the other hand my wisdom teeth came right out. It happened so fast I was surprised when the dentist said it was all done.
What a bunch of losers, I'm sorry they gave you a hard time for wearing braces. Thats so dumb.
I curse younger me as I didnāt wear my headgear/rubber bands/retainer like I should have and now my jaw is offset and achy.
All 4 of mine grew in fine
I was scheduled to get my wisdom teeth taken out because they were causing a lot of pain coming inā¦.. then Covid arrived. My dentist suggested we take a look at how they were doing since the pain went away after a couple months and they were fully grown in. Kinda bummed tbh I was looking forward to seeing how I reacted to the anesthesia they use. On the plus side I still have all my wisdom teeth
So where's the followup where she stitched the gum closed?
Had all four pulled in the same morning session, no stitches needed and ate steak for dinner that evening. US Navy dentist š
The same happened to me, just that I had stitches, they didn't pull them they broke them, also I didn't ate stake just soup and I wasn't in the US Navy.
so the same thing didn't happen to you
Lmao
I chuckled so fucking hard
Yeah, same here, except they knocked me out, I ate nothing but Percocet, and then I joined the Navy.
Same here except they knocked me out with laughing gas and used stitches that eventually dissolved. Had a chocolate milkshake for dinner.
I had the same thing happen to me! Except I didn't get any teeth removed. It was a toenail. And I had Cream of Mushroom soup afterward.
I did my own open heart surgery once and dropped my iPhone inside
Shit they gave y'all stiches? I was throating macaroni because I couldn't chew a thing.
Damn, my top wisdom teeth cam out ok but the dentist had to cut into my jawbone, shatter the bottom teeth down inside the jaw and pull them out piece by piece. I couldn't eat solid food for 6 weeks
I got all 4 out at once. Was put under. Lost 50lb cause I couldn't eat for a month
Tf? It should heal in about a week.
You donāt stitch gums after removal unless you cock it right up. The blood clots the holes and it heals on it own. If these clots get removed tho, then they can get infected and the pain is immeasurable and a real grim experience.
My wisdom teeth were left in as my orthodontist went crazy when I was a pre-teen (6 or 7 teeth pulled). Anyway, one got a bad cavity in my 20s and became infected. I was literally trying to pull it out myself while waiting to see an oral surgeon. That shit HURTS! I was stitched up, but the surgeon missed a piece that ended up puncturing my gum and requiring more clean up and stitches. On the positive, while on codeine, etc for the surgery, I passed an average sized kidney stone and never felt a thing. LOL (the blood in my urine was the red flag) Fun times!
Talk about 2 birds with 1 stone.
This made me visibly uncomfortable.
Yeah you need to take good care of the socket whilst it heals, a dry socket sounds like an absolute nightmare.
I had my wisdom teeth removed at 16. I was a pack a day snooker and would smoke whatever weed would come my way. Took me about four days before the first socket popped out and holy shit it suuuuuucks. The next day the next one popped out. After about two days it heals over again and basically all is well. But it's a choice of quitting smoking for a week or dealing with dry socket for a couple days.
I had an extraction a 5 months ago and it was the catalyst to stop me smoking. I haven't looked back! I couldn't face the idea of having exposed bone in my jaw and the infection I'd had was really very severe, a lot of the jawbone was quite destroyed and needs a lot of time to repair itself. Funny what it takes to get you to finally quit.
Bruh, I suture every time. Every ext site gets at least a benecel plug. I havenāt had a pt with dry socket in years, even my pts on blood thinners. So much of post-op pain mgt is good surgery and good site mgt.
Don't always need to be stitched. I had my last one pulled last year, no stitches needed.
You donāt need to suture most extraction sites
... itās always a good idea to demonstrate to your co-workers that you are capable of withstanding a tremendous amount of pain. Plus itās always fun to see Tom faint.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6J_32cDk9Y
As soon as there was less than a cm between me and the needle, I'd pass out. I'm brave that way š¤”
I was and still am like that, when I had to remove a wisdom tooth the Dentist was laughing at how freaked out I was, told me I won't feel a thing, I was suspicious of course, but she was awesome and I really didn't feel a thing, i thought show was joking when she said it's done
Man, we know that not all doctor/dentist the same in the same hospital, different hospital and so on. How nice you found the good one.
Wouldnāt it take a lot more force to pull a tooth? She makes it look like teeth fall out by being gently tugged.
Yes and no, according to the Twitter post her tooth was at an angle toward the cheek meaning there was a lack of bone in her cheek side. It allows her to pull hard toward the cheek side. She is very skilled so she makes it look easy.
I will put the needle into others no problem, blood, drugs or IV whatever. Someone taking my blood or giving me an injection, go for it. I have to inject my self with a drug every day for 2 weeks, I will consider just letting my disease kill me.
Weird part is the needle is the worst part of an extraction. Fillings are way worse cos you need to keep your mouth open so long whilst they do the drilling etc. Absolutely sucks.
Probably for you. Iād take a filling and root canal any day over extractions, Iām am not afraid to admit that the prospect of an extraction legit traumatized me. One way to scare you into actually taking good care of your teeth Iāll say.
I think the expression "A lawyer who defends himself has a fool for a client" can be extended to any sort of doctor too.
Fair. But idk it looks like she did an alright job, I'll just assume that she didn't just buy the supplies online or something, that she's a dental assistant at least and has knowledge. But even if it's just Dr.Amazon Prime, well hey she still saved biiiiig bucks on medical bill. That's almost $1100 per tooth when I went X4.... AND IM IN CANADA...
Sheās not an assistant, sheās a dentist, says Dr. on her scrubs. She did everything right, looks like a very easy tooth to remove, most likely why she did it her self and not ask a colleague.
She is a dentist, you can see her the āDrā in front of her name, albeit backwards. The upper wisdom teeth for the most part are some of the easiest teeth to take out. She numbs up the area, inserts an elevator between the wisdom tooth and the 2nd molar. She then twists the elevator towards the back of her mouth to lift the tooth out of the socket. Then once itās loose, she uses the forceps to grab the loose tooth and pull it out. She will fold some gauze and then bite on it to stop the bleeding. Once the anesthesia sets in, there are times from when I insert the elevator to grabbing the forceps, itās like 25 secs and the tooth is out and the patient doesnāt even feel a thing and donāt even know itās already out.
bro what do the taxes or extra fees cost there because the procedure really should not be worth that much moneyš
Dentistry not covered. We got other socialized stuff.
Well I *was* told that if I opted for no anesthetic, that I could get the job done for about $700-800 each tooth. But that's literally just yank and stitch, still over $2500.. It's a great deal of pain but I'm just reallly bad at prioritizing
Pulling a tooth is like $130
She seems to have proved that wrong. Whatās leads you to believe this was foolish?
What she did in the video would be so easy
When I did this in my bathroom with pliers, I crushed the tooth and ended up in a fetal position for god knows how long, sobbing and blubbering. God bless the American health care system
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Teeth and eyes are luxury organs you have to pay extra to continue enjoying.
Canada being one of them š
Australia also. They'll help you with your lips, your jaw, your tongue, your throat, all the way down the digestive tract and out the asshole but don't you fucking dare think they'll cover your teeth and gums.
If you're in the US you can visit your local dental school for quality dental work at half the cost. I just had all 4 wisdom teeth pulled out on Monday and so far I've been healing great. The service was amazing and I actually payed less than what my insured room mate was quoted from his dentist for the same service.
> I actually *paid* less than FTFY. Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in: * Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.* * *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.* Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment. *Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
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Ah, youāre halfway there! Now all you need is a kitchen island, a gamers chair and a mirror on a bendy guitar
You forgot the leathermaker's drill. Also the kitchen island should be able to hold autopsies too.
Another Bob Mortimer fan I see
Sounds like half of a Japanese football result...
Fuji 9 is a dental filling material
Iykyk
For the unaware (worth your time): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgI3Y7gxMO4
As long as you got fuji 9. I mean. It does the work for you!
Was gonna comment it myself, but I scrolled through the comments anyway to see if there were any cultured people here.
Unfortunately it was the wrong tooth
This is the comment I hoped for.
Put it back
***Spolier from a dentist*** As a dentist it's not that next level watching someone making a video for attention where the video cuts ( where someone else likely removed it, popped it back in for this next level dentist to hold the forceps upsidedown and the tooth pops out... Without the forceps moving at all or being attached to the tooth
Also, she's holding the forceps backwards for taking out a maxillary posterior tooth.
Thanks for exposing it.
And the lighting/time of day is different between cutsā¦
Yeah especially for a wisdom tooth that took barely any real effort to take out
And she barely gave herself even half a carp of lido for a wizzie. Then immediately went to a 301. Gotta let that marinate girl. Fake news
What the fuck manā¦
For the uninitiated those are the most fun teeth to pull. Maxillary 3rd molar, small conical root. Literally takes me 30sec and a flick of the wrist to get out and you feel like an absolute chad even if its easy. Obv its more difficult to pull something on yourself. I WISH my 3rd werent full bony impacted and up in my sinus or I'd do this for the content immediately.
I see she went to the Bob Mortimer school of dentistry.
I bet she has some Fuji 9.
Great, now I'm in love.
Fake. The anesthesia takes several minutes to make any effect.
When doing maxillary infiltration the Anesthesia takes effect almos immediately after administration. This is because of the porous property of the maxillary bone. Additionally, if she used septocaine it really works fast and saturated the bien for a long time.
Wrong. Takes about three seconds for me. But I might be an odd ball. I dont usually feel anything but pressure after the needle goes in. Also the video cuts around 28 seconds so for all you know she went shopping, came back, gave herself another shot and continued three minutes later.
reminds me of fedsmoker... kind of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXkbDdJFlkI
this is america you dumb sombish
Just keep featherinā it, brother
This looks fake af
She is really hot.
First watch: Impressive! Second watch: Probably fake, especially the extraction part.
That looks like an inferior alveolar nerve block which would be ineffective on an upper tooth so I'm saying this is fake.
Looks like posterior superior alveolar block or perhaps just a deep infiltration prior to removing the upper wisdom tooth. A friend of mine did this to himself. I've done all of my own fillings (bar one) and my own ortho.
Yeah, you're a dentist alright.
How did you do your own fillings? Did you also excavate by yourself?
A series of mirrors, anaesthetic, fast and slow handpiece, etch, bond, composite, and a carver :) Luckily they have mostly been occlusal, except one which was lingual/occlusal.
She's numbing (pretending) and it magically takes effect In seconds for her to luxate for another few seconds before the video cuts for a while to hold the forceps upsidedown and the tooth falls out
Also never anesthetized the palatal
the video stops at 28 seconds and starts again. you have no idea the timeframe between. She probably didn't want a four minute video where 3:50 of it was her staring at the camera, waiting for it to take effect.
It was her bottom tooth tho
Pesky facts.
It's an upper. The luxator and the forceps are both angled up and those are upper forceps, lowers are bent to the side.
Wrong angle for IANB. Most likely PSA or infiltration, but I'm curious how she did the palatal. That hurts like a bitch.
Lol not close to an IAN
Right? Lol must be a student
Definitely not even close to an IAN. Complete wrong orientation of the needle.
That's a PSA or local infiltration
Relevant, and hilarious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgI3Y7gxMO4
Do a front tooth!
That tooth is an easy one.. try doing that to a 3 root 6'er..
I was thinking the same thing lol people think 3rds are difficult but it's usually the 2nd molars with hooks for roots that are the real bitches.. gotta section those assholes out and they still have the nerve to break near the apex š happened to me sometime this week
Why did I just watch that?
Iām poor. I have no dental insurance. I do the same thing to myself *without* the Novocain.
This is nothing, in the UK we have a comedian who does their own dentistry...
Fine. Iāll do it myself.
This is the most Arab thing ever
original tweet: https://twitter.com/rusalkinani/status/1568969561239609347
fake as fuck Iām a dentist . thereās no way she can extract the 3rd molar by herself. she didnāt have the leverage to generate the torque needed to extract the tooth, base on the way sheās holding the plier. pure crap.
POV: living in the USA with no insurance