Wisdom Teeth pulled...to toke? or not to toke?

[dailyshow1234]

Hello, I am new to this awesome forum. Looks like it's going to be fun. BUUUUUT of course, to the matter at hand. I got all four...I REPEAT ALL FOUR (4) of my wisdom teeth removed about 2.5 weeks ago. I am gonna have a session this friday (tomorrow) but I was wondering if any of you got your wisdom teeth pulled and still had a session fairly recently? I just want to know all your opinions (especially if you've been in my current situation), would you continue with the plan tomorrow to have a session?

I guess the big issue is, I do not want to ruin the healing process of my gums or anything. So any advice? Should I just take it easy for a little longer for my gums to really heal? Or should I just GO HIT THAT SESSION UP ASAP??? My health WILL be my #1 concern of course, but if any of you have been in my situation and had no problems...then I will go with the plans tomorrow. If you any of you had post-problems after a session when you were still healing from your the removal wisdoms...then maybe it's best for me to sit this one out. So if you can give some advice hear and there. I most appreciate it. Thanks a lot guys.

Oh and I should probably explain the current state I am in after the surgery. AS OF RIGHT NOW AFTER 2.5 WEEKS...I have no pain. Only the first week I had some pain. But now I feel fine. I am basically back to a normal diet (for the first couple days after surgery, you have to go on a strict soft-food diet that would include like yogurt and mash potatoes). My gums have NOT completely sealed up and there are still holes that I can see (thats why I am afraid of having a session, I do not want to mess up the inside or anything). Doctor said it will take some time before my gums COMPLETELY fill the holes where the wisom teeth used to be. Thats about it. Other than that I feel fine. But you know, just because I have a REAL BAD craving for an AWESOME session tomorrow...I do not want to be hasty and screw up the current healing process (b/c it is indeed still healing). Argh, lame. But my health is ALWAYS my priority so I will suck it up if that is the case. So any advice would be great! Thanks again.

dailyshow1234 Reviewed by dailyshow1234 on 06-30-2005. Wisdom Teeth pulled...to toke? or not to toke? Hello, I am new to this awesome forum. Looks like it's going to be fun. BUUUUUT of course, to the matter at hand. I got all four...I REPEAT ALL FOUR (4) of my wisdom teeth removed about 2.5 weeks ago. I am gonna have a session this friday (tomorrow) but I was wondering if any of you got your wisdom teeth pulled and still had a session fairly recently? I just want to know all your opinions (especially if you've been in my current situation), would you continue with the plan tomorrow to have a Rating: 5

[slipknotpsycho]

took me about a good 3 or 4 months for my gums to completely fill the holes where the teeth were...as for smoking....i'd say hell yea smoke that shit up...especially if it's hurting you....

[screwedcork]

Hello, I am new to this awesome forum. Looks like it's going to be fun. BUUUUUT of course, to the matter at hand. I got all four...I REPEAT ALL FOUR (4) of my wisdom teeth removed about 2.5 weeks ago. I am gonna have a session this friday (tomorrow) but I was wondering if any of you got your wisdom teeth pulled and still had a session fairly recently? I just want to know all your opinions (especially if you've been in my current situation), would you continue with the plan tomorrow to have a session?

I guess the big issue is, I do not want to ruin the healing process of my gums or anything. So any advice? Should I just take it easy for a little longer for my gums to really heal? Or should I just GO HIT THAT SESSION UP ASAP??? My health WILL be my #1 concern of course, but if any of you have been in my situation and had no problems...then I will go with the plans tomorrow. If you any of you had post-problems after a session when you were still healing from your the removal wisdoms...then maybe it's best for me to sit this one out. So if you can give some advice hear and there. I most appreciate it. Thanks a lot guys.

Oh and I should probably explain the current state I am in after the surgery. AS OF RIGHT NOW AFTER 2.5 WEEKS...I have no pain. Only the first week I had some pain. But now I feel fine. I am basically back to a normal diet (for the first couple days after surgery, you have to go on a strict soft-food diet that would include like yogurt and mash potatoes). My gums have NOT completely sealed up and there are still holes that I can see (thats why I am afraid of having a session, I do not want to mess up the inside or anything). Doctor said it will take some time before my gums COMPLETELY fill the holes where the wisom teeth used to be. Thats about it. Other than that I feel fine. But you know, just because I have a REAL BAD craving for an AWESOME session tomorrow...I do not want to be hasty and screw up the current healing process (b/c it is indeed still healing). Argh, lame. But my health is ALWAYS my priority so I will suck it up if that is the case. So any advice would be great! Thanks again.

food is going to do a lot more damage than smoke, and you're allowed to eat, so i don't see any reason why you shouldn't

[Bel Acres]

I got ripped an hour before and a few hours after I got mine out. That probably wasn't a good idea but it didn't hurt me. They healed fine.

You're in better shape anyways since you've had them out for weeks.

[ezjim]

you should be fine by now dude i came home the day i had mine pulled and the first thing a did was take a bong hit and started coughing and ripped the stitches out little bleeding but no seriuos problems enjoy your session

[Calliesmokes2]

I haven't had any teeth pulled but id say go for it and smoke up, it'll help you forget the pain.

[mynameismike0]

ezjim... that sucks dude

[mattfin3]

When i got mine pulled i was so wasted on demerol (perscribed) i threw up and completly lost my appetite. I wish i had weed at the time.

[ermitonto]

I actually got mine pulled more recently than you. I've been smoking and it hasn't caused any problems, so my advice is toke away. But my orthodontist warned against sucking through a straw as it would cause a vacuum in my mouth and might suck out the blood clots, and I figured the same thing might happen with a bowl or bong, so I built a waterfall bong which doesn't require me to suck so much as inhale.

[ezjim]

ezjim... that sucks dude

wasnt that bad if that was the worst thing that ever happened to me id have been very grateful but having a bad day once in a while makes the good ones much sweeter