Note: "One can actually overdose on acetaminophen" so take Tylenol and other acetaminophen "active ingredient" medications very seriously. I am a label reader and before giving my grandmother her prescribed medication - recalled the "overdose" warning re: acetaminophen and called a pharmacist. They responded:; It's good that you called - because she would have exceeded the level tolerated and she may have ? A key active ingredient of her just prescribed medication was - acetaminophen. A primary medication that she had already been taking.
M
@michelleleuch
8
I’m 24 post extraction. I’m not sure if this is normal but I don’t feel any pain. Only “discomfort” I feel is my jaw since I was holding the gauze in for about 6/7 hours until bleeding stopped. Definitely blessed 🙏🏼
S
@SOPHIAFLYGIRL
4
Had oral surgery 6 hrs ago. 3 extractions, 1 implant. Pain was pretty intense directly after anesthetic wore off. Good info Doctor!!❤
A
@alexsisschell4716
4
I go tomorrow for full extractions. I was kind of nervous about aftercare but I'm so glad I came across this video, now I'm a little more at ease. Appreciate it!
H
@happiness5556
3
This sounds like sound and healthy advice. However, some people do not respond to over the counter medicines. It’s actually a very personal choice. Try the Tylenol and/or Ibuprofen route if you are not allergic to them. My sister became very sick from her own “healthy” choice of Advil. So, I watched over her as she struggled with both pain and restlessness. Finally, she could not get the sleep and rest she needed. Thus,I had her take the prescribed med, just ONE, and she felt much better. The next morning she woke without any pain, ate a simple breakfast and felt fine! Listen to your own doctor. Always be mindful of your recovery, rest, and level of pain. He/she knows you and prescribes as he/she sees fit. Always discuss your medication with your doctor.
S
@samcurtisrobinson
3
I still have pain after 6 days do I need to keep taking the medications?
J
@jacquelinekezema2907
3
What a great informative video. I am having a tooth extraction tomorrow. After watching this I feel confident and good to go! ❤
J
@jowaters7319
2
Wow! This information was so helpful as the only info I was given was to take Ibuprofin. Face was swollen the on/off icing is helping already. Meds to take & how/when also very good advice. Thank you!
F
@FalcomNPC
2
Thank you Doctor. This video was very helpful after my 12 tooth extraction. I hope that you're having a blessed day.
L
@Lyn4817
2
Salt water is good for rinsing out your mouth especially after extraction that keep bleeding. Salt water kills of any germs. It cheap which is what we all are needing of late. I had my extractions done five weeks ago and I am healing extremely well. Mind my dental surgeon also prescribed a course of antibiotics. Having knee prosthetics it's important that I don't get any infection in my blood. Eat soft foods and rest.
M
@michelleleuch
8
I’m 24 post extraction. I’m not sure if this is normal but I don’t feel any pain. Only “discomfort” I feel is my jaw since I was holding the gauze in for about 6/7 hours until bleeding stopped. Definitely blessed 🙏🏼
S
@SOPHIAFLYGIRL
4
Had oral surgery 6 hrs ago. 3 extractions, 1 implant. Pain was pretty intense directly after anesthetic wore off. Good info Doctor!!❤
A
@alexsisschell4716
4
I go tomorrow for full extractions. I was kind of nervous about aftercare but I'm so glad I came across this video, now I'm a little more at ease. Appreciate it!
H
@happiness5556
3
This sounds like sound and healthy advice. However, some people do not respond to over the counter medicines. It’s actually a very personal choice. Try the Tylenol and/or Ibuprofen route if you are not allergic to them. My sister became very sick from her own “healthy” choice of Advil. So, I watched over her as she struggled with both pain and restlessness. Finally, she could not get the sleep and rest she needed. Thus,I had her take the prescribed med, just ONE, and she felt much better. The next morning she woke without any pain, ate a simple breakfast and felt fine! Listen to your own doctor. Always be mindful of your recovery, rest, and level of pain. He/she knows you and prescribes as he/she sees fit. Always discuss your medication with your doctor.
S
@samcurtisrobinson
3
I still have pain after 6 days do I need to keep taking the medications?
J
@jacquelinekezema2907
3
What a great informative video. I am having a tooth extraction tomorrow. After watching this I feel confident and good to go! ❤
J
@jowaters7319
2
Wow! This information was so helpful as the only info I was given was to take Ibuprofin. Face was swollen the on/off icing is helping already. Meds to take & how/when also very good advice. Thank you!
F
@FalcomNPC
2
Thank you Doctor. This video was very helpful after my 12 tooth extraction. I hope that you're having a blessed day.
L
@Lyn4817
2
Salt water is good for rinsing out your mouth especially after extraction that keep bleeding. Salt water kills of any germs. It cheap which is what we all are needing of late. I had my extractions done five weeks ago and I am healing extremely well. Mind my dental surgeon also prescribed a course of antibiotics. Having knee prosthetics it's important that I don't get any infection in my blood. Eat soft foods and rest.
Finally, she could not get the sleep and rest she needed. Thus,I had her take the prescribed med, just ONE, and she felt much better. The next morning she woke without any pain, ate a simple breakfast and felt fine! Listen to your own doctor. Always be mindful of your recovery, rest, and level of pain.
He/she knows you and prescribes as he/she sees fit. Always discuss your medication with your doctor.
After watching this I feel confident and good to go! ❤
Finally, she could not get the sleep and rest she needed. Thus,I had her take the prescribed med, just ONE, and she felt much better. The next morning she woke without any pain, ate a simple breakfast and felt fine! Listen to your own doctor. Always be mindful of your recovery, rest, and level of pain.
He/she knows you and prescribes as he/she sees fit. Always discuss your medication with your doctor.
After watching this I feel confident and good to go! ❤