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post 1705010241 08-14-2024, 09:14 AM
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Anyone get a tooth extracted but work a hard labor job?

got a tooth pulled yesterday and dentist told me not to lift anything heavy or do any sort of heavy excercise for 2-3 days. problem is my job requires me to do this. you think it's safe to goto work?
post 1705010821 08-14-2024, 09:24 AM
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had wisdom tooth extracted and told not to lift for a weeki'd probably go light 5 days after. I did research and the socket needs time to heal and close properly. Lifting heavy can disrupt the healing process...
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Originally Posted By komputerguy
had wisdom tooth extracted and told not to lift for a weeki'd probably go light 5 days after. I did research and the socket needs time to heal and close properly. Lifting heavy can disrupt the healing process...
fkkkk no way i can take a week off
post 1705011231 08-14-2024, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted By 8pieces
fkkkk no way i can take a week off
better safe than sorry.
post 1705011371 08-14-2024, 09:35 AM
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I've been in the position of feeling like I couldn't take time off work but if you're in the US then you should have some protections for your job, like FMLA, if you're worried they will fire you for taking time off.

If you're worried because you won't get paid for your time off, then you should try to suck it up and take care of yourself at least for a couple days.
post 1705011401 08-14-2024, 09:37 AM
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You should have gotten him to write you a note fool
post 1705011681 08-14-2024, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted By jreacher
I've been in the position of feeling like I couldn't take time off work but if you're in the US then you should have some protections for your job, like FMLA, if you're worried they will fire you for taking time off.

If you're worried because you won't get paid for your time off, then you should try to suck it up and take care of yourself at least for a couple days.
Originally Posted By freeburn
You should have gotten him to write you a note fool
i'm not an employee i'm on contract
post 1705011731 08-14-2024, 09:45 AM
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Just work nothing serious will happen
post 1705011751 08-14-2024, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted By jreacher
I've been in the position of feeling like I couldn't take time off work but if you're in the US then you should have some protections for your job, like FMLA, if you're worried they will fire you for taking time off.

If you're worried because you won't get paid for your time off, then you should try to suck it up and take care of yourself at least for a couple days.
hah sure there's laws, but they could still just fire him and he could fight for severance. Chit employers do this all the time.

Once they don't like you it's over.
post 1705011991 08-14-2024, 09:51 AM
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Fries aren't that heavy

You'll be fine
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I would listen to the doc in this case. But yeah fries aint heavy.
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post 1705013011 08-14-2024, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted By komputerguy
had wisdom tooth extracted and told not to lift for a weeki'd probably go light 5 days after. I did research and the socket needs time to heal and close properly. Lifting heavy can disrupt the healing process...
Wisdom tooth extraction is a scam (srs).

The dentist told me I needed to get mine taken out 7 years ago. Mine are impacted on the bottom, X-rays showed them grown in sideways, however they have caused me zero pain to this day, so they remain.

I can’t imagine wasting time and money (it’s surgery - a big fkin deal) when they’ve caused no issues and my quality of life would decline going through the process of having them taken out vs. leaving them alone.

It’s all bullchit so dentists can pocket a few extra thousand dollars and push painkillers on you.
post 1705013121 08-14-2024, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585
Wisdom tooth extraction is a scam (srs).

The dentist told me I needed to get mine taken out 7 years ago. Mine are impacted on the bottom, X-rays showed them grown in sideways, however they have caused me zero pain to this day, so they remain.

I can’t imagine wasting time and money (it’s surgery - a big fkin deal) when they’ve caused no issues and my quality of life would decline going through the process of having them taken out vs. leaving them alone.

It’s all bullchit so dentists can pocket a few extra thousand dollars and push painkillers on you.
Its not a scam. One of mines was rotting due to impact. It just depends.
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post 1705013601 08-14-2024, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585
Wisdom tooth extraction is a scam (srs).

The dentist told me I needed to get mine taken out 7 years ago. Mine are impacted on the bottom, X-rays showed them grown in sideways, however they have caused me zero pain to this day, so they remain.

I can’t imagine wasting time and money (it’s surgery - a big fkin deal) when they’ve caused no issues and my quality of life would decline going through the process of having them taken out vs. leaving them alone.

It’s all bullchit so dentists can pocket a few extra thousand dollars and push painkillers on you.
Not a scam. The teeth will eventually hit your other teeth and fuk them up srs
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