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DetlefK

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2. Aye.

Reply to liberal N proud (Reply #1)

Tue May 20, 2014, 06:35 AM

May 2014

I had all four wisdom-teeth removed in one session. Wasn't as horrible as I imagined, but almost. Definitely won't do that again.

But seriously, I hope that guy gets manslaughter charges and looses his license.

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Grandmother, 64, dies after dentist tries to extract TWENTY teeth at once [View all] dipsydoodle May 2014 OP

WTF? liberal N proud May 2014 #1

Aye. DetlefK May 2014 #2

Ijust had one removed and I am still in pain over a month later (I have very long roots) hollysmom May 2014 #3

WTF times ten heaven05 May 2014 #8

Is it safe? Ichingcarpenter May 2014 #4

That was my first thought. geardaddy May 2014 #10

This is not uncommon. In fact, some people have more than 20 PotatoChip May 2014 #5

I had 22 pulled at the same time Le Taz Hot May 2014 #9

Is it a battery the moment the patient asked the exboyfil May 2014 #6

Well hopefully that practice will be shut down malaise May 2014 #7

My God, where did that idiot get his education? jwirr May 2014 #11

They normally use general anesthesia when they pull all your teeth jmowreader May 2014 #12

Where's the fun in that?! I was given general anestesia for a root canal but woke... Demo_Chris May 2014 #13