have weed...cant smoke

Skate Hawaii

Skate Hawaii

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so my dentist said i shouldnt smoke to prevent infections because i got my wisdom tooth pulled, and before that i bought an 8th and i dont know what to do with it. its been 15 days since the extraction, can someone else tell me from their experience if i can smoke? its not like im desperate for a smoke, but it definently is a pleasure that i miss.
 
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soulflyx2k

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I got dry sockets :( they are horrible
at the time I smoked cigs.. and I wouldnt stop for no silly wisdom teeth!
ended up being drugged on pain killers for 2 weeks, out of necessity. was bad.

Vaporize is a slightly better option btw
 
Skate Hawaii

Skate Hawaii

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soulflyx2k said:
I got dry sockets :( they are horrible
at the time I smoked cigs.. and I wouldnt stop for no silly wisdom teeth!
ended up being drugged on pain killers for 2 weeks, out of necessity. was bad.

Vaporize is a slightly better option btw
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i dont at all want to risk having a dry socket, so i'll just pass smoking for another week or so.. the longer the better.

until than im gonna drink some sake
 
BlazeDeezNutz420

BlazeDeezNutz420

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haha thats shitty but save that shit or just get rid of it to someone and try and make you 5 bucks or so. you might as well get a value meal out of it
 
rev3la7ion

rev3la7ion

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Wait until they're healed... Dry socket SUCKS ASS. I didn't get it because I didn't smoke after I got my wisdom teeth pulled and waited until the stitches came out. One the stitches are out, THEN you can smoke.
 
partyreefer

partyreefer

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i had one of my molars removed and replaced with a screw and bla bla bla, and i smoked as soon as the morphine from the surgery wore off haha, all you have to do is drink a decent amount of water and swish it around your mouth before you swallow it so that it keeps your mouth moist and free of painful painful drysockets
 
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