Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• きょうこ
• 2022/04/24 (Sun) 23:31
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I, too, had my wisdom teeth removed under general anesthesia.

• えっウソ？！
• 2022/04/25 (Mon) 01:23
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I heard that if I call an ambulance, I will be charged thousands of dollars, but what happens if I overstep the bill? If I call an ambulance not because I want to ､ but because a doctor thinks it is dangerous, will I be charged ？ For example, if I am unconscious in a car accident ､ and a passerby or his friends call me, will they charge the victim ？

Is it still the same thing if I call an ambulance? ？ money is no substitute for life ｡ I don't know why she refused ｡ she came to pick him up, saw the ambulance ､ and he left in the car she picked him up in without saying anything ？ until he died 2 days later You didn't tell her anything ？ it says you didn't know the ambulance was for him until after he died ｡
he was in such a dangerous state that you called the ambulance, but he just got in her car like nothing happened ？ if he didn't get in the ambulance, he didn't get in her car at all ？ If he didn't get in the ambulance, she could have taken him to the emergency ？
I guess Americans have insurance, so medical expenses are not that expensive Something seems strange
As someone said, I have many questions about the story ｡ It still seems like a made-up story. It still seems to be a made-up story.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/04/25 (Mon) 08:46
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I see, so general anesthesia is possible at an independent dentist's facility as long as a traveling anesthesiologist is available for the process. That's one smart move.

Do you need general anesthesia to remove a wisdom tooth? I remember the same dentist pulling it out in my case.


Also, it is true that people here are very concerned about their teeth. My two grandchildren wore BRACE for a long time when they became permanent teeth. There was a time in Japan when Mako Ishino, I think it was, was very attractive with those double teeth. I wonder if all celebrities straighten their teeth now.

• 親知らず
• 2022/04/25 (Mon) 17:52
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I had my two lower wisdom teeth removed in Japan, but the one that grew horizontally had to be cut into the flesh, which was quite difficult and painful even after taking Loxonin for a few days after the procedure, but it was a partial anesthesia.　I had my upper wisdom teeth removed in the U.S. and it was done in a fraction of the time and I didn't even need painkillers after the surgery.

• 歯医者はトラウマ
• 2022/04/25 (Mon) 17:58
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I had my wisdom teeth removed more than 20 years ago in Japan for orthodontic work at a ward hospital with a referral from an orthodontist, but the wisdom teeth had not come out in the gums, so I had them removed by incision and grinding them into small pieces.
I was under partial anesthesia then, too. Of course, I was swollen and teary-eyed for a week afterwards. I shudder to think of it now.

• りん
• 2022/04/25 (Mon) 19:34
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I have almost no sex drive anymore and it is painful for me to go along with the nuptials.
Part of it is that we have only been together for 3 years, but I refuse to invite him every day and somehow get him to compromise with 4 days a week.

• 小室
• 2022/04/25 (Mon) 19:46
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I don't like being asked out when I don't feel like it, but I also don't like being left alone, too much.
It's difficult in many ways.