How long after oral surgery can I smoke again?

[Footbag]

Good time to organize and re-organize your humidor.


When I can't smoke, I play with my cigars.

[chenvt]

Originally Posted by The Professor

No cigarettes. Very bad. Same reasons. Did you not read my post, Private Numbnuts?

Lol I was reading around on the itnernet and most said 48 hours.. plus my post was on stogies.. cigars don't need as much suction.. hehehe

What about booze?/ Come on professor, give me something here!

[The Professor]

Originally Posted by Footbag

Good time to organize and re-organize your humidor.


When I can't smoke, I play with my cigars.

And when he's not playing with his cigars, he's playing with his....



Oh ... never mind. Too easy.

[chenvt]

Originally Posted by The Professor

And when he's not playing with his cigars, he's playing with his....



Oh ... never mind. Too easy.

That's a total an absolute lie, I can do both at the same time, thank you

[BigVito]

Originally Posted by The Professor

And when he's not playing with his cigars, he's playing with his....



Oh ... never mind. Too easy.

like your prom date

[The Professor]

Originally Posted by chenvt

Lol I was reading around on the itnernet and most said 48 hours.. plus my post was on stogies.. cigars don't need as much suction.. hehehe

What about booze?/ Come on professor, give me something here!

Move up to the harder stuff -- snortables, injectables, ingestible psychedelics.









**This post was written within an ironic frame. Any apparent endorsement of hard drugs should not be taken as an actual endorsement of suggestion of usage.

[chenvt]

Originally Posted by The Professor

Move up to the harder stuff -- snortables, injectables, ingestible psychedelics.









**This post was written within an ironic frame. Any apparent endorsement of hard drugs should not be taken as an actual endorsement of suggestion of usage.

wonder if I can nose smoke a cigarette..

[The Professor]

Originally Posted by chenvt

wonder if I can nose smoke a cigarette..

no. don't risk it. and don't chew nicorette, either. go get some patches to hold you over.

[blckthree]

Wisdom tooth removal is the pits. I had one removed this spring at 50 years old. The body doesn't heal for sh!t at that age. Thirty years ago the oral surgeon said leave it in there, it won't hurt anything. He also said hope it never causes you trouble because it will be a bear to get out. Well he was right on the bear to get out, wrong on the it will never cause you any trouble. Impacted deep in the jaw, dry sockets, the whole nine yards. The doc told me it would probably happen, he was right. I was almost two months without a cigar, it took that long for the surgical site to completely heal.

Don't rush it, you will regret it!

Mike

[carbonbased_al]

Two weeks. You do not want dry socket, happened to me twice. Not fun. Not fun at all.

[chenvt]

Originally Posted by blckthree

Wisdom tooth removal is the pits. I had one removed this spring at 50 years old. The body doesn't heal for sh!t at that age. Thirty years ago the oral surgeon said leave it in there, it won't hurt anything. He also said hope it never causes you trouble because it will be a bear to get out. Well he was right on the bear to get out, wrong on the it will never cause you any trouble. Impacted deep in the jaw, dry sockets, the whole nine yards. The doc told me it would probably happen, he was right. I was almost two months without a cigar, it took that long for the surgical site to completely heal.

Don't rush it, you will regret it!

Mike

yeah that's the killer.. When I was 19, they pulled 1 out versus all 4.. why didn't they get this over with back then?? 10 years later and I have to delay my assignment for this thing.. GRRRR!

[Pitbull]

I had all 4 of my wisdom teeth pulled last year my oral surgeon told me to wait a minimum of two weeks and when I finally lit up it wasnt even really that good my mouth was till tender and I just couldnt enjoy my cigar I ended almost waiting for a month to really enjoy my stogies again. But what I do have from the whole experience is the trippy dreams I had while they had me under I dreamed or hallucinated that i was in a subway train going through my mind and I could look out the windows at my memorys as they passed by and all I remember beyond that dream is being a naval submarine captain similar to hunt for red october LOL.

[lenguamor]

Originally Posted by Pitbull

I had all 4 of my wisdom teeth pulled last year my oral surgeon told me to wait a minimum of two weeks and when I finally lit up it wasnt even really that good my mouth was till tender and I just couldnt enjoy my cigar I ended almost waiting for a month to really enjoy my stogies again. But what I do have from the whole experience is the trippy dreams I had while they had me under I dreamed or hallucinated that i was in a subway train going through my mind and I could look out the windows at my memorys as they passed by and all I remember beyond that dream is being a naval submarine captain similar to hunt for red october LOL.

SWEET!!! I want some of that.

[chenvt]

Originally Posted by lenguamor

SWEET!!! I want some of that.

maybe it's because I've never done narcotics (even prescription), but the hydrocodone is causing some weeeeeird dreams!

[larryinlc]

I hate to dig up this old thread, but man, I'm suffering here. Eight days removed from a lower wisdom tooth extraction that didn't go so well. It busted off, so the roots had to be dug out. An hour and a half later, I went home.

So, here I am today, with a large hole in my mouth that seems to store more food than I eat. I finally got a syringe today to hose it out. I was thinking that that tuna I had last week sure was lasting a long time.

No cigars for 8 days running now and I'm chomping at the bit. Just thought I'd share my pain, and I do mean pain! Man, this thing still aches.

Larry