submitted by Trope to Health9 monthsJul 19, 2024 21:56:50 ago (+24/-1) (Health)
It was never my choice to have the procedure done. Let me tell you, it was one of the most painful experiences as a child to have a root canal performed. As an adult, it was on my radar for extraction the day I walked into the dentistry.
As I’ve seen multiple comments stating to never get a root canal, I’ll be sure to report any noticeable improvements to my overall health as a result of this removal. I find such anecdotal information helpful when it comes to online health groups and these sorts of things.
I can attest that the surrounding tissue around the dead tooth has always been more sensitive than the rest of my mouth. It would be straight-forward to say that having rotting bone tissue lodged into living tissue can best be described to feel exactly as it sounds: Not good. As if to have a thorn permanently wedged into your body. It already feels better and more natural to have gone.
The extraction process is quite painless excluding the discomfort of the Articaine injections and the healing gums following the procedure. If anyone is suffering from a bad tooth, I suggest doing the needful.
Good tip brother, I didn't know that dry mouth affects the enamel by dropping the PH (https://www.premierdentalohio.com/blog/enamel-erosion). I know so many white people with jacked up teeth because our white culture is being destroyed and we are degenerating. Deaths of despair and what-not too obviously, all goes hand in hand (rubbing hands). It's time to reverse course with pedal to the metal. \o
No_way_oy_vey 1 points 9 months ago
Good tip brother, I didn't know that dry mouth affects the enamel by dropping the PH (https://www.premierdentalohio.com/blog/enamel-erosion). I know so many white people with jacked up teeth because our white culture is being destroyed and we are degenerating. Deaths of despair and what-not too obviously, all goes hand in hand (rubbing hands). It's time to reverse course with pedal to the metal. \o