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No. 289934
>>289888This makes me want to kill myself.
>>289858Not to discourage but I had my tonsils removed when I was nine and I get “tonsil stones” in these little pockets that were left behind. I think they’re probably not real tonsil stones but they are calcified masses of unholy stench. They never get big though because the pockets aren’t big and it’ll start to hurt once there’s any sort of mass to them. I either have to take a smooth hook tool to open the pocket and try to coax it out or use a bent-neck syringe to squirt it out. The skin is so sensitive there that it bleeds if it takes me more than 15 seconds.
No. 293074
>>289858>>289859I had a tonsillectomy at 18 (for the second time, had it as a child but my tonsils grew back lol). Read a lot of horror stories online but the recovery really wasn't that bad.
>How long did it take to heal?About 2 weeks to feel normal-ish, and probably 2 months for your throat to feel completely back to normal.
>were you woozy for long after the anaesthesia?Nah, only for an hour or so.
>I’m really worried about scabs that form afterwardsI really didn't feel the scabs at all, just a very sore throat. No idea about having a bad smell while it's healing, you won't really be talking much during the recovery time anyway.
No. 306984
>>306983i dont floss but i brush very throughoutly and dont think i need to? idk i havent gotten any complaints about my breath after high school. do you think flossing is necessary?
and thanks for te advice on gum, i guess it really isnt a good substitue.
No. 320353
>>293035Same, Except it was kids at school a couple of times and it stuck with me. What helped me was this:
floss using a mint floss, and then brush teeth for 2 minutes, (make an oh face will brushing so you can get into every crevice), then use a tongue cleaner and scrape the tongue gently,8 times (downwards not upwards, like changinga diaper). Then, brush tongue for 2 minutes. When finished do not rinse the mouth.
This honestly helped, and nobody has ever said I had bad breath again, one of my friends told me that my breath always smells fresh. My mouth feels really clean too. chewing mint gum is the best feeling. Also, this method is dentist approved because on my last checkup, she said I am cleaning really well. lots of saliva and no blood. The point for this routine is that it increases your saliva, which is the best way to combat bad breath. I hope I helped!