I Get it. I just had my 14 brain surgery .I have to fight to get up get cleaned up. You would think it would be easy by now. But it is not. Hugs and prayers. The walk made you tired. Rest. Here they left mine in to come out on there own. 2 years + they were still working its way out. Very painful. So happy your boy friend is helping you. He is sweet.
Oh, you poor thing! That all just sounds so painful. I remember the day after my wisdom teeth came out in 1986 I had opening day at Little League for two of the kids, complete with pictures that had to be taken, and two games. My face was so bruised and swollen that a little boy asked me if I’d gotten hit by a baseball! I can’t imagine all the pain you had been in with those bone splinters before they realized what was going on. This too shall pass. I’m glad you are feeling much much better now and I hope your vacation is wonderful. I’m pretty sure you’ve earned it!
No straws after you have a tooth pulled. The sucking action can pull out your clot which can give you a dry socket which is very painful. Surprised they didn't tell you that.
Oh you poor thing! I've had a tooth extraction where the bone broke and left many splinters. It was the most painfull thing ever, I'll never forget it. Felt soooo much better when they removed them. You got this Romee!
If you have to have oral surgery again, you need to keep your head elevated when trying to sleep. Use lots of pillows or if you have a recliner chair, sleep in it. It helps with the swelling and the pain.
I’m terrible at self care too. Funny, till you mentioned it here “have to force myself to shower, brush my teeth……”, I never thought of it that way, but it’s so true. I’m working hard on being better about it. Taking my multi vitamins right now 😁
Romee I hope you are completely healed and doing fine by now . Some breeze thru wisdom teeth removal and others like you and I have problems. I was in the hospital in a big room with 3 other girls . All 21 . What a story . I cringed every time I saw you with that huge straw . Dry socket, which I had is something I would never want anyone to get . You looked amazing through the whole process. ✌️💜
You give me strength. You're refusal to give up is amazing. Of all the VLOG'ers , only you are still standing. Ill made a deal with you. I'll keep fighting if you do too. Good luck Romee.
I have multiple chronic autoimmune diseases and other health issues. I have to force myself to do self-care too. It's such a struggle! I used to borrow my husband's electric razor to shave my legs as i couldnt stand in the shower long enough to do it. I finally broke down and bought my own electric shaver and that was one of the best investment I've done! I can shave anytime and not worry about being in the shower too long and passing out. Sending hugs to you for your mouth! Mouth pain sucks!
Romee I’m so sorry you had such a bad situation with your wisdom teeth but I truly love how sweet Jeff was as your caregiver and calling you a sick puppy🥰 You are so funny together! Cant wait until your children see this video! They will laugh so hard! Bless you both! Hope your vacation was great and romantic 💋😍☀️🌈🍷🌹🕊 I’m so happy and relieved to see you dealing with normal things most of us have to deal with. Even if it is having your wisdom teeth removed (not the CA deal anymore) Praise the Lord🙏🏻🙌 Love to see that beautiful smile and Jeff’s silly grin🤣 It looks so great on both of you😁😃🥰
I hope they got all the bone splinters out! Dang that’s painful. My dad had his removed (years ago) and kept having trouble. Finally he got my mom to examine it and she actually saw something (it was a bone splinter) and he told her to grab it with the tweezers. She pulled out a good sized piece, and he said it really hurt for about a minute, then it stopped, and healed up shortly. So glad you had Jeff to take care of you!
Ohhhhh poor you darling, that looked so painful. Sad that it must have become infected. Can't believe bone splinters were left in! Soooo sorry you have had so much to deal with. Only you could still have remained looking beautiful! Sending you love and have a wonderful holiday xxx❤❤❤❤❤💐💐💐💐💐🦷🪥🦷🦷🦷🦷
Wow, I have never heard of “bone splinters” after wisdom teeth removal…..that just sounds reallllly painful! I was comparing your procedure to when I had mine removed and knew something was wrong. Everyone has different results but you really had bad side effects. Glad that is over for you!
I had all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed in one go about 1980 & one side of my jaw was painful for about a week or so after & I couldn't eat on that side or stand anything cold on it & then, I felt a hard thing in my mouth & there was a chunk of part of a tooth that I spit out in my hand & after that it all healed up with no problem. I'd never heard of anyone else having this issue, but I guess it's more common than I thought! I think the tooth shattered when the dr. gripped it to pull it out & the part of it dropped back into the socket & tried to heal but couldn't until the foreign object in the socket worked its way out. Hope you're feeling better & enjoy your trip. After they pulled the teeth, they gave them back to me in a little packet & that extra chunk fit perfectly into one of the teeth.
I had bone splinters when they removed them it was so much better. I hope they told you to never eat dairy or drink out of a straw after any time after surgery. You can get dry sockets from straws and yeast infections in your wound from dairy.
I had to have one of my wisdom teeth removed, at age 70! It would've needed a crown. (Though I have crowns on my upper wisdom teeth) Anyhow, I miss that tooth! It was a functioning tooth for 70 years, lol! (Now, the upper has no biting surface to meet it.) BUT, did not feel any pain having it out. (Oral surgeon knockedme out.) Keep yours, if you can!
Romee, having your wisdom teeth out is hard situation because you feel sore, swollen, and bruised. I had this same situation too because I had to have all my four wisdom teeth extracted in one day and I was very sore and my face was all swollen. I did not feel well at all after my wisdom teeth extraction which led me to great anxiety.
I hope you feel better soon. I work for an oral surgeon and that sounds like dry socket. Typically the third day is the worst with swelling but a bad taste indicates dry socket to me. I hope the medicine helps fast. I'm so sorry.
That's crazy.. Back when I had ALL my wisdom teeth removed, I didn't swell at all! I even had went in with an impacted wisdom tooth and then even got dry socket. But out dentist's out here automatically numb you up real good, and you leave with a prescription for pain relievers Lortab. Plus you alternate it with the anti-inflammatory, ibuprofen! When I got dry socket after, they just gave me a prescription for an antibiotic and got a different pain reliever, percocet.
I had bone splinters too. Except they found mine 20 years later when they started to move and hit my nerve. Not fun! Glad they took care of yours so quickly!
I hope you and Jeffrey have a great time on vacation; you deserve it after all the dental agony you've suffered! I'm like you when it comes to taking showers. I dread them and have to make myself take them! And yes, getting myself ready for the day is a pain in the butt!
I remembered having all 4 of mine at once and was a good week or so before I was eating normal again. And then I got dry socket. And then I got strep throat once I felt better after the removal and was down from that for a good month or so. Fun stuff!
Oh Romee, forgive me…. When you showed your after shot following the bone splinter removal, on the couch in your red hoodie with a red ice pack, the expression on your face was priceless and I busted out laughing. I’m so sorry. It was just, well… that expression! 😂❤❤❤ Glad you felt better quickly and could go on vacation.
The first thing I thought when I saw your swelling was "OMG she has an abscess." You can get one due to bone splinters, an infected tooth, having a tooth knocked out and not treating it and it gets infected, bone infection...even blunt force trauma. When I had my wisdom teeth taken out they were impacted and I got all 4 taken out. I explained to my dentist that I'm sensitive to hard core painkillers and would rather avoid taking them. What can I do instead? He recommended freezing wet greentea bags. So I got decaf, as it did not matter, and literally spent 3 days with chipmunk cheeks as I refused to remove the tea bags. I mean I changed them out. But I froze new ones and had this constant supply of frozen tea bags waiting. I ate smoothies and yogurt. Nothing hot. I could sleep fine but I did sleep with my head elevated due to some bleeding issues. I have naturally thin blood. I took just advil, which did not help my bleeding of course but Tylenol does NOTHING for me. So all in all, in 7 days my stitches dissolved and I only took 3 of my 7 antibiotic pills as they impact my birthcontrol. My birthcontrol is used to treat my premenstrual dysphoric disorder so I can't have my hormones going wacko. I literally took one on the first day, 3rd day and 7th and by then I felt 100% fine. Still tender and some scar tissue where the incisions were made. Otherwise fine. So yea. Your tooth extraction went HORRIBLE and for that I am truly sorry!
Wishing you a speedy recovery. I had all 4 of mine cut out at once, the dentist said if I got one side done I would not come back lol. Mine were growing horizontally under my other teeth. The had to extract the gum from around my jaw and crack into my jaw to get them out. I had heaps of stitches. I looked like a fat bruised chipmunk. Once healed, no issues at all.
Romee!! Oh man that’s painful! That reminded me of my hubby who had a tooth extraction and a splitter came right out by itself! It was gross 🤮. He felt a lot better after it came out. I absolutely am terrified of a Dentist!! It is a phobia for me!!! My mouth is very sensitive. You are indeed brave!!!! Enjoy your vacation!
I had all four removed at one time, they were not impacted. I was in my forties at the time and it was not bad at all. I used frozen peas. I also had a syringe to put warm water to flush the area. Good thing is that you will not ever have to do this again!
You handle dentist appointments better than me, Romee. I HATE going to the dentist, it's a real phobia for me. But you took it like a champ, even with the pain/swelling/bruising.... and freaking bone splinters :O I am proud of you :)
Wow what a terrible experience you went thru dear Romee. Glad it's done eh! Enjoy your vacation both of you. Both my daughter had wisdom teeth out with complications. I never had wisdom teeth, can u believe that? Several yrs ago tho I had a terrible, most painful dental experience after a dental procedure, can't remember if just a cleaning, tooth removal or what, but a couple of days later I was looking for an emergency appointment as regular dentist was on holidays. Found one who did nothing. Ended up in ER, was put on emergency iV antibiotics and iV pain meds for next 7 days every 12 hrs as I had a most severe sort of infection. I then got surgery to take out affected tooth. But my face, was so swollen, bone, jaw, gums that surgeon had a lot of difficulty getting tooth out. My throat was almost swollen shut and he was debating on rushing me to hospital to do surgery (I was in a very posh dental office) where surgeries are done. I was lightly knocked out. Am now suffering a major MRSA flare-up, leg, foot have infected holes in them so need to go to hospital for drainage, antibiotics. 2016 had 2 huge holes develop in cheek butts (1 at a time) needing to be drained, was 1st one I was told was MRSA, so needed a special specific treatment. Needed daily dressing changes.
Wish I could help financially but about 6 months ago I was told I was terminally ill. I was able to gain 30 pounds so they did open heart surgery. With my new feeding tube, I weigh 110 now too. But the huge issue is that my medical service dog needs surgery. I sold everything I own and am still 370$ short. I even sold my diamonds. He means the world to me. Feel better. Much love from Kentucky Lesley and medical service dog Jake.
Romme I am sorry that you had to go through that because it is definitely not fun and not being able to eat anything but soft food is boring. I had all four of my wisdom teeth removed when I was 16. I had started having jaw pain while I was visiting the family of the exchange student we had hosted the year before. Because I have a small jaw they were impacted and coming in horizontally pushing my existing teeth forward. Thankfully only the bottom front2 teeth crossed slightly. However shortly after the surgery I had managed a little soup while my Dad got my prescription for Tylenol with codine which was the standard pain medication for dental work back in the early 1980s. I took it after my soup and headed up to my bedroom with my special ice pack shaped to go around the face on both sides. I had barely laid down before I knew I was going to vomit. My room is just around the corner from the bathroom Unfortunately I barely made it to my doorway before I started projectile vomiting on the relatively new carpet in the hallway. It turned out that I was highly allergic to the codine in the pain medication. My parents called the oral surgeon and basically that was the only thing that they could prescribe. They suggested that I take3-4 of the regular Tylenol and continue icing my jaw. I was still in a lot of pain but thankfully I have a very high pain tolerance level that would definitely come in handy in the future. Two weeks later I went in to get the stitches removed and while doing so my surgeon discovered that I had bone splinters in all 4 locations. He was shocked because the most he had ever seen was in maybe 1 or 2 spots,but not all 4. He used local anesthesia to numb my mouth up again and it took awhile to find and remove all of the splinters. I had to start icing again and eat only soft foods for another week or two and take Tylenol as needed. Dad took me out for ice cream and said that I didn't have to go back to finish out the school day since my appointment had been more complicated and longer than expected. I am very thankful that I do have a really high pain tolerance because after watching my older sister go through getting her wisdom teeth removed and nothing reduced her pain. She took the same medication that they prescribed to me, but she was also drinking alcohol and probably took some illegal drugs because she was a drug addict at the time and didn't get completely clean and sober for another 3 years. She was trying to hide the fact that she was still doing drugs and that she was using harder drugs than what my parents knew about. She wasn't taking the types of drugs that you hear about in the new today because thankfully they weren't around back then. We lost my older brother two weeks ago only one week after he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and end stage liver cancer. He was in a lot of pain and was refusing treatment because the cancer had spread to much. He consented to be hospitalized for pain management only. The day he died my sister, who is a nurse Learned that it was lung cancer and not pancreatic cancer. I have unfortunately lost 2 of my older siblings over the last two years which really hurts my heart because my sister's death could have been prevented if she had told us that she had a UTI which turned into a kidney infection and then went to her brain and that she couldn't pay for the medication. As she hadn't been able to find a job after moving back to Maryland after spending a few years in Georgia. If we had known we would have given her the money and I would have been happy to have her move in with my husband, daughter and I. She was the eldest of the 8 children in my family and we had already lost our brother Ricky to AML when he was only five years old and then Mom passed away in 2011 just months before I was diagnosed with breast cancer in addition to all of the crazy other life threatening health issues that would come up in the next year and a half. Dad passed away in 2018 7 years after Mom died. Because I have survived all of the crazy and unbelievable different complications, life threatening infections, allergic reactions, multiple spinal cord injuries and surgeries, two types of cancers and have experienced a few miracles along the way I have felt some survivors guilt when I learned about the death of someone I know that didn't survive when her cancer returned or when my brother died recently. I don't know why he waited so long before going to the doctor to get checked out because he knew better than to mess around and delay getting checked because he was diagnosed with hepatitis C in his twenties and had been doing pretty well for the last 30+ years. I hope your dental journey will end with your pain going away quickly and you can get back to enjoying life with Jeff and your friends and family.
I feel the same way about taking care of myself. I literally have to force myself to brush my teeth. Sorry to hear that happened. Glad you're doing better. The smoothy sounds very delicious. Why was Jeff watching if he was grossed out? Rruuuunnnn. hahahahaa
I'm so sorry Romee, but I had to laugh at the faces Geof was pulling when you syringed, and then again when it cut to you lying on the sofa with another icepack strapped to your face!! Hope the vacation went well 😂
You are a warrior! To find a positive, at least it was the last of the wisdom teeth? 😬 You just do all things over the top! Haha. Bless Jeff for being such a supportive and sweet partner too. I sure do hope your vacation was peaceful and amazing and that all this is in the past. Lots of love from across the pond! ❤
Yup, feels like a task to take care of myself. It's because of my chronic illnesses and I wake up just as exhausted as ever and moving around is tiring, so just everyday tasks are a big ask. I still do them, but they feel like chores more than they feel like self care.
That’s so painful! I had those complications with my wisdom teeth removal too. Bless your heart. So glad you’re doing better!! Jeff takes good care of you. He’s a keeper! ❤
THe bone splinters sound like torture.I had 5 impacted molars removed in one shot. The bruises made me look like a beating survivor. Then one of the sutures fell out too soon so a dry socket developed.That hurt so badly I could not stand. The surgeon found me sitting in front of of his reception door because they had forgotten to unlock it that morning. Fortunately he was able to treat it. That's a pain you don't want to experience more than once in a lifetime.
Romee I'm so sorry. I hope your feeling better soon. I feel you so much. When I had all 4 wisdom teeth removed in one sitting ( ouch ) i got an infection and needed to take antibiotics. And I looked like a chipmunk. And it was so freeking painful. Hugs to you ❤
Ty for showing us this. Made me feel like i'm not always the only person who has complication after complication. And who doesn't call a doctor when I kinda should. PS that board game shelve is looking good ^^ I hope you have a fantastic vacation, and that is a bit further then The Netherlands.. what a rain :(
I’m so sorry you’ve had such a rough time!! My sister got the stomach flu right after she got hers out so she was vomiting blood and I was freaking out then it turned into pneumonia and she got admitted to the hospital so not pleasant memories for her either! I’m surprised they did separate surgeries! In the US they do it all at once! I only had three and they didn’t all at once luckily I was fine!
Oh I know exactly how you feel with those bone chips. They are painful. hope you start feeling better soon. Yeah that straw scared me after having teeth extracted you should never use a straw. Sucking on anything can cause dry sockets. My son had those and he was in so much pain it was unreal. I am glad you have Jeffrey there to help you. He is a keeper.
I'm literally at this very moment at home on a sick leave with an infection post wisdom tooth extractin. Was so not expecting to have any issues with a procedure that common 😬
Ugh, I can sort of relate. I didn't have bone splinters (which sound horrifying), thank God, but all four of them were cut out at the same time under local anesthesia in the late 80s. This was on a Friday, and my parents and I left that afternoon on a preplanned trip to the Smoky Mountains. I was so miserable. The pain was insane, and both sides of my face swelled up to the point I looked like a chipmunk. I couldn't do solid foods, so for about 18 hours I had liquids only and was pretty weak. The next day I thought I was feeling better, so I joined my mom and her friends on a shopping trip to some of the outlet stores there. I came very close to fainting in one of them, so that was the end of shopping for me. I guess the painkillers the dentist had prescribed gave me a certain bravado, LOL. So glad you're feeling better and found out what the problem was! Sounds like torture!
Dental stuff can be awful. I had a tooth under a crown break and that was a whole thing. 😖 $4,000! I hope it's all better now and y'all have a great vacation! ❤
Why should you have gone in right away - what went wrong with extraction or healing? and why massage? What did they say was wrong before they discovered bone splinters?❤❤how are you cleaning holes, cuz I have too.what do you put in monojet to squirt in?❤ hope you’re all better! Have a great trip, you guys!
Prior to having my wisdom tooth removed, I had no fears of going to the dentist. I was referred to a dental hospital because my upper wisdom tooth was growing outwards at a fast rate. I was having my wisdom tooth removed by a trainee dentist who was being supervised. The first injection to numb me “popped” which sent a searing pain right through my skull. They then checked if I was numb and I told them I could feel the needle. They told me it’s just pressure I can feel despite me explaining repeatedly that I could still feel the sharp needle testing if I was numb enough. An hour and a half into the procedure, I had been screaming the place down with the pain and sobbing heavily. I could feel every part of the tools used to try and extract my tooth. They decided to give me more injections in my gum which numbed me up this time. It was just over another 45 minutes before they eventually extracted the wisdom tooth… I must have looked a right mess because on my journey back home, passengers on the train and bus kept asking if I was okay. My face looked like a hamster that had stored lots of food in its cheeks… The next day I woke up with a grossly swollen face and my glands under my chin were huge. There was also a god awful stench coming from my mouth along with intense pain. I had to go straight back to the back to the dental hospital to see the emergency dentist. I was diagnosed with dry socket and a bad infection. I had to have my gum packed for a month with this special antibiotic gauze. It was also revealed that when they took my wisdom tooth out, they had snapped the root of the tooth which was embedded in the gum…. I still get a sore gum due to the snapped root what was left in my gum. After this experience, I have major anxiety going to any dentists. So I really feel for you Romee, I hope it all settles down really well for you.🤞🍀
Be careful if the fruit has seeds. They could get in the socket. No seeds. No straws. You look great. You can tell you don’t feel good but you still look good. You should eat soft food. Pudding, scrambled eggs, thru today any way. I hope you don’t have a dry socket. I had one and I was miserable. Take care.
I had the same thing happen to me, but not with my wisdom teeth. (just a dry socket from wisdom tooth). It was a "caine" tooth. The socket it sits in BROKE and SHOT THRU MY GUMS! Not fun, just looked like I had a Canker sore?
Oh I liked the video...not because you have been in pain. But the Jeff face towards the end of video, couldn't help but Lol. Hoppe you doing ok guys. Xx
I Get it. I just had my 14 brain surgery .I have to fight to get up get cleaned up. You would think it would be easy by now. But it is not. Hugs and prayers. The walk made you tired. Rest.
Here they left mine in to come out on there own. 2 years + they were still working its way out. Very painful.
So happy your boy friend is helping you. He is sweet.
I’m so glad your hospital visit is for wisdom teeth. 💜❤️💜❤️
You are beautiful. I am glad you are doing so well. Been following you for a long time.
I am so sorry about the pain but the chimpmunk cheek. 🥰 Adorable.
Your hair looks fabulous.
Oh, you poor thing! That all just sounds so painful. I remember the day after my wisdom teeth came out in 1986 I had opening day at Little League for two of the kids, complete with pictures that had to be taken, and two games. My face was so bruised and swollen that a little boy asked me if I’d gotten hit by a baseball! I can’t imagine all the pain you had been in with those bone splinters before they realized what was going on. This too shall pass. I’m glad you are feeling much much better now and I hope your vacation is wonderful. I’m pretty sure you’ve earned it!
No straws after you have a tooth pulled. The sucking action can pull out your clot which can give you a dry socket which is very painful. Surprised they didn't tell you that.
So happy to hear from you!
You rock, Romee... and love seeing Jeff by your side. Both sweethearts!
Aww Romee 😢 -get better missy
OMG... Poor sweetheart!!! I really hope this is the last of awful dentist visits. I wish you the best vacation ever, you deserve it after all that! ❤
Oh you poor thing! I've had a tooth extraction where the bone broke and left many splinters. It was the most painfull thing ever, I'll never forget it. Felt soooo much better when they removed them. You got this Romee!
If you have to have oral surgery again, you need to keep your head elevated when trying to sleep. Use lots of pillows or if you have a recliner chair, sleep in it. It helps with the swelling and the pain.
I’m terrible at self care too. Funny, till you mentioned it here “have to force myself to shower, brush my teeth……”, I never thought of it that way, but it’s so true. I’m working hard on being better about it. Taking my multi vitamins right now 😁
Glad everything is finally all good!! Have a great vaca!!
The look on your boyfriends face was priceless when you were rinsing your mouth out. Been there felt that I hope you get feeling better soon😊
Romee I hope you are completely healed and doing fine by now . Some breeze thru wisdom teeth removal and others like you and I have problems. I was in the hospital in a big room with 3 other girls . All 21 . What a story . I cringed every time I saw you with that huge straw . Dry socket, which I had is something I would never want anyone to get . You looked amazing through the whole process. ✌️💜
Me either it hurts so bad and I had a tooth pulled and had to go back to the Dr 3 times due to 3 dry sockets. Ugh 😩
You give me strength. You're refusal to give up is amazing. Of all the VLOG'ers , only you are still standing. Ill made a deal with you. I'll keep fighting if you do too. Good luck Romee.
I have multiple chronic autoimmune diseases and other health issues. I have to force myself to do self-care too. It's such a struggle! I used to borrow my husband's electric razor to shave my legs as i couldnt stand in the shower long enough to do it. I finally broke down and bought my own electric shaver and that was one of the best investment I've done! I can shave anytime and not worry about being in the shower too long and passing out.
Sending hugs to you for your mouth! Mouth pain sucks!
Romee I’m so sorry you had such a bad situation with your wisdom teeth but I truly love how sweet Jeff was as your caregiver and calling you a sick puppy🥰 You are so funny together! Cant wait until your children see this video! They will laugh so hard! Bless you both! Hope your vacation was great and romantic 💋😍☀️🌈🍷🌹🕊 I’m so happy and relieved to see you dealing with normal things most of us have to deal with. Even if it is having your wisdom teeth removed (not the CA deal anymore) Praise the Lord🙏🏻🙌 Love to see that beautiful smile and Jeff’s silly grin🤣 It looks so great on both of you😁😃🥰
I hope they got all the bone splinters out! Dang that’s painful. My dad had his removed (years ago) and kept having trouble. Finally he got my mom to examine it and she actually saw something (it was a bone splinter) and he told her to grab it with the tweezers. She pulled out a good sized piece, and he said it really hurt for about a minute, then it stopped, and healed up shortly. So glad you had Jeff to take care of you!
Love your videos! Keep them coming! So happy that you are healthy and happy in love!❤❤❤
I agree completely with the shower things. Waaaay tooo much effort
Ohhhhh poor you darling, that looked so painful. Sad that it must have become infected. Can't believe bone splinters were left in! Soooo sorry you have had so much to deal with. Only you could still have remained looking beautiful! Sending you love and have a wonderful holiday xxx❤❤❤❤❤💐💐💐💐💐🦷🪥🦷🦷🦷🦷
Wow, I have never heard of “bone splinters” after wisdom teeth removal…..that just sounds reallllly painful! I was comparing your procedure to when I had mine removed and knew something was wrong. Everyone has different results but you really had bad side effects. Glad that is over for you!
I had all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed in one go about 1980 & one side of my jaw was painful for about a week or so after & I couldn't eat on that side or stand anything cold on it & then, I felt a hard thing in my mouth & there was a chunk of part of a tooth that I spit out in my hand & after that it all healed up with no problem. I'd never heard of anyone else having this issue, but I guess it's more common than I thought! I think the tooth shattered when the dr. gripped it to pull it out & the part of it dropped back into the socket & tried to heal but couldn't until the foreign object in the socket worked its way out. Hope you're feeling better & enjoy your trip. After they pulled the teeth, they gave them back to me in a little packet & that extra chunk fit perfectly into one of the teeth.
Sorry about your hard mouth surgery. Thank goodness you healed 🎉
I had bone splinters when they removed them it was so much better. I hope they told you to never eat dairy or drink out of a straw after any time after surgery. You can get dry sockets from straws and yeast infections in your wound from dairy.
Hope you feel better soon. Have a great vacation. ❤️
I’m 64 and NEVER had my wisdom teeth removed. After hearing your story I am damn glad I didn’t!
I had to have one of my wisdom teeth removed, at age 70! It would've needed a crown. (Though I have crowns on my upper wisdom teeth) Anyhow, I miss that tooth! It was a functioning tooth for 70 years, lol! (Now, the upper has no biting surface to meet it.) BUT, did not feel any pain having it out. (Oral surgeon knockedme out.) Keep yours, if you can!
99% of people have no choice. They push through and cause pain / problems.
I’m 64 as well but had to have them out long time ago 🌻🌻🌻
It's strange the way they are removing all young adults wisdom teeth .....
@@colettemurray1234 Why? Very common practice, has been for many decades. They serve no purpose and generally cause pain in later years.
Glad you’re better. Hello from the states 🥰🥰
Well you’ve got your man looking after you which is great ! ❤ He looks good in his new haircut
Romee, having your wisdom teeth out is hard situation because you feel sore, swollen, and bruised. I had this same situation too because I had to have all my four wisdom teeth extracted in one day and I was very sore and my face was all swollen. I did not feel well at all after my wisdom teeth extraction which led me to great anxiety.
I hope you feel better soon. I work for an oral surgeon and that sounds like dry socket. Typically the third day is the worst with swelling but a bad taste indicates dry socket to me. I hope the medicine helps fast. I'm so sorry.
That's crazy.. Back when I had ALL my wisdom teeth removed, I didn't swell at all! I even had went in with an impacted wisdom tooth and then even got dry socket. But out dentist's out here automatically numb you up real good, and you leave with a prescription for pain relievers Lortab. Plus you alternate it with the anti-inflammatory, ibuprofen! When I got dry socket after, they just gave me a prescription for an antibiotic and got a different pain reliever, percocet.
Oh my goodness, you had so many complications! I hope you are all done with this. You are such a trooper 😊
😅awe, you had a bad few weeks full of pain. But nice to see you AND Jeff. You're going to be okay. Enjoy your holiday. Hope we see more videos Romee🎉🎉
Have a wonderful vacation. ❤
I had bone splinters too. Except they found mine 20 years later when they started to move and hit my nerve. Not fun! Glad they took care of yours so quickly!
I hope you and Jeffrey have a great time on vacation; you deserve it after all the dental agony you've suffered! I'm like you when it comes to taking showers. I dread them and have to make myself take them! And yes, getting myself ready for the day is a pain in the butt!
I remembered having all 4 of mine at once and was a good week or so before I was eating normal again. And then I got dry socket. And then I got strep throat once I felt better after the removal and was down from that for a good month or so. Fun stuff!
Oh Romee, forgive me…. When you showed your after shot following the bone splinter removal, on the couch in your red hoodie with a red ice pack, the expression on your face was priceless and I busted out laughing. I’m so sorry. It was just, well… that expression! 😂❤❤❤ Glad you felt better quickly and could go on vacation.
I have a bone splinter at the moment, after a tooth extraction back in June….. I feel a small incision a stitch & sorted. It is quite common 😉🇬🇧xxx
The first thing I thought when I saw your swelling was "OMG she has an abscess." You can get one due to bone splinters, an infected tooth, having a tooth knocked out and not treating it and it gets infected, bone infection...even blunt force trauma. When I had my wisdom teeth taken out they were impacted and I got all 4 taken out. I explained to my dentist that I'm sensitive to hard core painkillers and would rather avoid taking them. What can I do instead? He recommended freezing wet greentea bags. So I got decaf, as it did not matter, and literally spent 3 days with chipmunk cheeks as I refused to remove the tea bags. I mean I changed them out. But I froze new ones and had this constant supply of frozen tea bags waiting. I ate smoothies and yogurt. Nothing hot. I could sleep fine but I did sleep with my head elevated due to some bleeding issues. I have naturally thin blood. I took just advil, which did not help my bleeding of course but Tylenol does NOTHING for me. So all in all, in 7 days my stitches dissolved and I only took 3 of my 7 antibiotic pills as they impact my birthcontrol. My birthcontrol is used to treat my premenstrual dysphoric disorder so I can't have my hormones going wacko. I literally took one on the first day, 3rd day and 7th and by then I felt 100% fine. Still tender and some scar tissue where the incisions were made. Otherwise fine.
So yea. Your tooth extraction went HORRIBLE and for that I am truly sorry!
Wishing you a speedy recovery. I had all 4 of mine cut out at once, the dentist said if I got one side done I would not come back lol.
Mine were growing horizontally under my other teeth.
The had to extract the gum from around my jaw and crack into my jaw to get them out. I had heaps of stitches. I looked like a fat bruised chipmunk.
Once healed, no issues at all.
Romee!! Oh man that’s painful! That reminded me of my hubby who had a tooth extraction and a splitter came right out by itself! It was gross 🤮. He felt a lot better after it came out. I absolutely am terrified of a Dentist!! It is a phobia for me!!! My mouth is very sensitive. You are indeed brave!!!! Enjoy your vacation!
Hi Romee, hope your OK now, hope ur had a Fantastic Vacation, much love to u and Jeff 🥰🥰🇬🇧
I had all four removed at one time, they were not impacted. I was in my forties at the time and it was not bad at all. I used frozen peas. I also had a syringe to put warm water to flush the area. Good thing is that you will not ever have to do this again!
Bonnes vacances!
You handle dentist appointments better than me, Romee. I HATE going to the dentist, it's a real phobia for me. But you took it like a champ, even with the pain/swelling/bruising.... and freaking bone splinters :O I am proud of you :)
I hate going to the dentist. It doesn’t hurt but I still hate going. Talking about forcing myself, I’m 73. Sometimes breathing is an effort.
Definitely not normal.. sorry to hear that it was rough.
Soo good to see you again Romee and Geoff.....so sorry you had such a bad experience hope you both have a great vacation ❤❤❤❤
❤❤❤❤ praying for you as always
Wow what a terrible experience you went thru dear Romee. Glad it's done eh! Enjoy your vacation both of you. Both my daughter had wisdom teeth out with complications.
I never had wisdom teeth, can u believe that?
Several yrs ago tho I had a terrible, most painful dental experience after a dental procedure, can't remember if just a cleaning, tooth removal or what, but a couple of days later I was looking for an emergency appointment as regular dentist was on holidays. Found one who did nothing. Ended up in ER, was put on emergency iV antibiotics and iV pain meds for next 7 days every 12 hrs as I had a most severe sort of infection. I then got surgery to take out affected tooth. But my face, was so swollen, bone, jaw, gums that surgeon had a lot of difficulty getting tooth out. My throat was almost swollen shut and he was debating on rushing me to hospital to do surgery (I was in a very posh dental office) where surgeries are done. I was lightly knocked out.
Am now suffering a major MRSA flare-up, leg, foot have infected holes in them so need to go to hospital for drainage, antibiotics. 2016 had 2 huge holes develop in cheek butts (1 at a time) needing to be drained, was 1st one I was told was MRSA, so needed a special specific treatment. Needed daily dressing changes.
Wish I could help financially but about 6 months ago I was told I was terminally ill. I was able to gain 30 pounds so they did open heart surgery. With my new feeding tube, I weigh 110 now too.
But the huge issue is that my medical service dog needs surgery. I sold everything I own and am still 370$ short. I even sold my diamonds. He means the world to me. Feel better. Much love from Kentucky Lesley and medical service dog Jake.
Tooth pain is exhausting. Hope you’re fully recovered!
Romme I am sorry that you had to go through that because it is definitely not fun and not being able to eat anything but soft food is boring. I had all four of my wisdom teeth removed when I was 16. I had started having jaw pain while I was visiting the family of the exchange student we had hosted the year before. Because I have a small jaw they were impacted and coming in horizontally pushing my existing teeth forward. Thankfully only the bottom front2 teeth crossed slightly. However shortly after the surgery I had managed a little soup while my Dad got my prescription for Tylenol with codine which was the standard pain medication for dental work back in the early 1980s. I took it after my soup and headed up to my bedroom with my special ice pack shaped to go around the face on both sides. I had barely laid down before I knew I was going to vomit. My room is just around the corner from the bathroom Unfortunately I barely made it to my doorway before I started projectile vomiting on the relatively new carpet in the hallway. It turned out that I was highly allergic to the codine in the pain medication. My parents called the oral surgeon and basically that was the only thing that they could prescribe. They suggested that I take3-4 of the regular Tylenol and continue icing my jaw. I was still in a lot of pain but thankfully I have a very high pain tolerance level that would definitely come in handy in the future. Two weeks later I went in to get the stitches removed and while doing so my surgeon discovered that I had bone splinters in all 4 locations. He was shocked because the most he had ever seen was in maybe 1 or 2 spots,but not all 4. He used local anesthesia to numb my mouth up again and it took awhile to find and remove all of the splinters. I had to start icing again and eat only soft foods for another week or two and take Tylenol as needed. Dad took me out for ice cream and said that I didn't have to go back to finish out the school day since my appointment had been more complicated and longer than expected. I am very thankful that I do have a really high pain tolerance because after watching my older sister go through getting her wisdom teeth removed and nothing reduced her pain. She took the same medication that they prescribed to me, but she was also drinking alcohol and probably took some illegal drugs because she was a drug addict at the time and didn't get completely clean and sober for another 3 years. She was trying to hide the fact that she was still doing drugs and that she was using harder drugs than what my parents knew about. She wasn't taking the types of drugs that you hear about in the new today because thankfully they weren't around back then. We lost my older brother two weeks ago only one week after he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and end stage liver cancer. He was in a lot of pain and was refusing treatment because the cancer had spread to much. He consented to be hospitalized for pain management only. The day he died my sister, who is a nurse Learned that it was lung cancer and not pancreatic cancer. I have unfortunately lost 2 of my older siblings over the last two years which really hurts my heart because my sister's death could have been prevented if she had told us that she had a UTI which turned into a kidney infection and then went to her brain and that she couldn't pay for the medication. As she hadn't been able to find a job after moving back to Maryland after spending a few years in Georgia. If we had known we would have given her the money and I would have been happy to have her move in with my husband, daughter and I. She was the eldest of the 8 children in my family and we had already lost our brother Ricky to AML when he was only five years old and then Mom passed away in 2011 just months before I was diagnosed with breast cancer in addition to all of the crazy other life threatening health issues that would come up in the next year and a half. Dad passed away in 2018 7 years after Mom died. Because I have survived all of the crazy and unbelievable different complications, life threatening infections, allergic reactions, multiple spinal cord injuries and surgeries, two types of cancers and have experienced a few miracles along the way I have felt some survivors guilt when I learned about the death of someone I know that didn't survive when her cancer returned or when my brother died recently. I don't know why he waited so long before going to the doctor to get checked out because he knew better than to mess around and delay getting checked because he was diagnosed with hepatitis C in his twenties and had been doing pretty well for the last 30+ years.
I hope your dental journey will end with your pain going away quickly and you can get back to enjoying life with Jeff and your friends and family.
I feel the same way about taking care of myself. I literally have to force myself to brush my teeth. Sorry to hear that happened. Glad you're doing better. The smoothy sounds very delicious. Why was Jeff watching if he was grossed out? Rruuuunnnn. hahahahaa
I'm so sorry Romee, but I had to laugh at the faces Geof was pulling when you syringed, and then again when it cut to you lying on the sofa with another icepack strapped to your face!! Hope the vacation went well 😂
You are a warrior! To find a positive, at least it was the last of the wisdom teeth? 😬 You just do all things over the top! Haha. Bless Jeff for being such a supportive and sweet partner too. I sure do hope your vacation was peaceful and amazing and that all this is in the past. Lots of love from across the pond! ❤
She's always got health problems for being young.
You poor thing… enjoy your vacation ❤
Good to see you back!
oh man, I had bone splinters and it was SO painful. Hopefully you're all better now.
Romee you are so brave, that looked hideous and then having to go back for more! Hope you have relaxing hols with Jeff xx
Yup, feels like a task to take care of myself. It's because of my chronic illnesses and I wake up just as exhausted as ever and moving around is tiring, so just everyday tasks are a big ask. I still do them, but they feel like chores more than they feel like self care.
Oh Romee, you had it rough.😢 So glad you’re feeling better❤
I have to force myself to do the brushing and bathing, too😝😝😝
Sorry you had to endure complication ❤
That’s so painful! I had those complications with my wisdom teeth removal too. Bless your heart. So glad you’re doing better!! Jeff takes good care of you. He’s a keeper!
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I got confused. When you said you were going to the hospital. I thought it was your cancer. I hope you get feeling better. ❤
THe bone splinters sound like torture.I had 5 impacted molars removed in one shot. The bruises made me look like a beating survivor. Then one of the sutures fell out too soon so a dry socket developed.That hurt so badly I could not stand. The surgeon found me sitting in front of of his reception door because they had forgotten to unlock it that morning. Fortunately he was able to treat it. That's a pain you don't want to experience more than once in a lifetime.
Romee I'm so sorry. I hope your feeling better soon. I feel you so much. When I had all 4 wisdom teeth removed in one sitting ( ouch ) i got an infection and needed to take antibiotics. And I looked like a chipmunk. And it was so freeking painful. Hugs to you ❤
That looked sooo painful Romee😢 Hope that the time this video was posted that you are 💯Better ❤❤❤
Ty for showing us this. Made me feel like i'm not always the only person who has complication after complication. And who doesn't call a doctor when I kinda should.
PS that board game shelve is looking good ^^ I hope you have a fantastic vacation, and that is a bit further then The Netherlands.. what a rain :(
I’m so sorry you’ve had such a rough time!! My sister got the stomach flu right after she got hers out so she was vomiting blood and I was freaking out then it turned into pneumonia and she got admitted to the hospital so not pleasant memories for her either! I’m surprised they did separate surgeries! In the US they do it all at once! I only had three and they didn’t all at once luckily I was fine!
Oh I know exactly how you feel with those bone chips. They are painful. hope you start feeling better soon. Yeah that straw scared me after having teeth extracted you should never use a straw. Sucking on anything can cause dry sockets. My son had those and he was in so much pain it was unreal. I am glad you have Jeffrey there to help you. He is a keeper.
I'm literally at this very moment at home on a sick leave with an infection post wisdom tooth extractin. Was so not expecting to have any issues with a procedure that common 😬
Ugh, I can sort of relate. I didn't have bone splinters (which sound horrifying), thank God, but all four of them were cut out at the same time under local anesthesia in the late 80s. This was on a Friday, and my parents and I left that afternoon on a preplanned trip to the Smoky Mountains. I was so miserable. The pain was insane, and both sides of my face swelled up to the point I looked like a chipmunk. I couldn't do solid foods, so for about 18 hours I had liquids only and was pretty weak. The next day I thought I was feeling better, so I joined my mom and her friends on a shopping trip to some of the outlet stores there. I came very close to fainting in one of them, so that was the end of shopping for me. I guess the painkillers the dentist had prescribed gave me a certain bravado, LOL.
So glad you're feeling better and found out what the problem was! Sounds like torture!
Hope you are feeling better!
Tooth extractions are the worrrrrst 😩 I am thankful I only had 1 bone splinter but it was small and worked its way out over time.
Happy vacation!!
Romee, you poor thing. I have found this rather worrying as I should be having oral surgery sometime in the next month.
Dental stuff can be awful. I had a tooth under a crown break and that was a whole thing. 😖 $4,000! I hope it's all better now and y'all have a great vacation! ❤
Why should you have gone in right away - what went wrong with extraction or healing? and why massage? What did they say was wrong before they discovered bone splinters?❤❤how are you cleaning holes, cuz I have too.what do you put in monojet to squirt in?❤ hope you’re all better! Have a great trip, you guys!
Prior to having my wisdom tooth removed, I had no fears of going to the dentist. I was referred to a dental hospital because my upper wisdom tooth was growing outwards at a fast rate. I was having my wisdom tooth removed by a trainee dentist who was being supervised.
The first injection to numb me “popped” which sent a searing pain right through my skull. They then checked if I was numb and I told them I could feel the needle. They told me it’s just pressure I can feel despite me explaining repeatedly that I could still feel the sharp needle testing if I was numb enough.
An hour and a half into the procedure, I had been screaming the place down with the pain and sobbing heavily. I could feel every part of the tools used to try and extract my tooth. They decided to give me more injections in my gum which numbed me up this time. It was just over another 45 minutes before they eventually extracted the wisdom tooth… I must have looked a right mess because on my journey back home, passengers on the train and bus kept asking if I was okay. My face looked like a hamster that had stored lots of food in its cheeks…
The next day I woke up with a grossly swollen face and my glands under my chin were huge. There was also a god awful stench coming from my mouth along with intense pain. I had to go straight back to the back to the dental hospital to see the emergency dentist. I was diagnosed with dry socket and a bad infection. I had to have my gum packed for a month with this special antibiotic gauze. It was also revealed that when they took my wisdom tooth out, they had snapped the root of the tooth which was embedded in the gum….
I still get a sore gum due to the snapped root what was left in my gum.
After this experience, I have major anxiety going to any dentists. So I really feel for you Romee, I hope it all settles down really well for you.🤞🍀
Ah les dents c'est vraiment pas une partie de plaisir 😔
Courage, heureusement Jeff est là pour te soutenir 👍👍👍♥️🌷
Flipping ek,you did go through it,but you still looked and look gorgeous.xx I had a wisdom tooth out years ago,I had stitches in my gums.
Omg! That swelling!!! I had all mine out at once and was only 1/4 of that swollen!! Wow!!! Something definitely doesn’t seem right!
Have the best holiday. You deserve it after all you have been through with your wisdom teeth ❤❤❤❤
Awh Romee piinlijke situate !! Sterkte met alles !! Groetjes Lillian 🌹🍃
Love to you both loved the vid
His face when you were rinsing out the socket!! Lol 😂🤣😂
Be careful if the fruit has seeds. They could get in the socket. No seeds. No straws. You look great. You can tell you don’t feel good but you still look good. You should eat soft food. Pudding, scrambled eggs, thru today any way. I hope you don’t have a dry socket. I had one and I was miserable. Take care.
I had the same thing happen to me, but not with my wisdom teeth. (just a dry socket from wisdom tooth). It was a "caine" tooth. The socket it sits in BROKE and SHOT THRU MY GUMS! Not fun, just looked like I had a Canker sore?
Oh girl!!❤❤❤
Hope your teeth 🦷 are feeling better massive hugs 🤗 I hope that you are doing well 🙏🏼🩷
Omg my daughter is getting two of hers out tomorrow. I hope you are healing well.
Love your updates! I feel like part of your big family ❤! Have a fun trip you two!😊
Awww you don't half go through some stuff! At least you're building up resilience ❤
Oh I liked the video...not because you have been in pain. But the Jeff face towards the end of video, couldn't help but Lol. Hoppe you doing ok guys. Xx