[ SECRET POST #3351 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3351 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Widsom teeeeeth

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think they're correct. I was told that it was okay to drink from a straw a bit less than a week after getting my wisdom teeth removed and I've heard the same thing from several other people who have had the same procedure (and to my knowledge, none of us used the same dentist so either a bunch of dentists don't know what they're talking about or the user you're replying to had some kind of unique circumstance that caused their dentist to think that weeks were more appropriate. I'm guessing that your own dentist would have informed you if this were the case for you)

Re: Widsom teeeeeth

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah I think mrs_don_draper's case was unique, but at the same time, it means something bad could go wrong. And what concerns me is I really didn't get a time frame for this. What it says on the sheet is:

"DO NOT spit or suck through a straw"

The only point of reference for time is that it's under the heading "Bleeding and Wound Care". I'm not sure at what point it stops being a wound.