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Why do people act so wild after wisdom teeth surgery? An orthodontist reacts to anesthesia clips and explains dry socket and recovery. Orthodontist Dr. Ben Winters reacts to funny wisdom teeth removal TikToks: patients waking from anesthesia who fall, cry, run off, see dogs that aren't there and insist their tongue is gone, plus a day-one recovery meal, laughing gas, a straw trick and a claim that wisdom teeth are tied to the heart. He says some people simply react strongly to anesthesia while others wake up calm, and in his view it tends to amplify how a person already acts. Deeply impacted teeth are why patients are put to sleep; a tooth that has already come in can often be taken out while awake. Laughing gas set too high can cause nausea, and pink gauze is often mistaken for the tongue. The blood clot in the socket is the key to healing: dislodging it causes dry socket, so he advises no straws, no spicy foods and keeping the area clean. He rates a first day of ice, a smoothie eaten with a spoon, mac and cheese and ice cream as solid. On the meridian claim, he says wisdom teeth come out so an impacted tooth doesn't become infected, since an untreated abscess can spread, and he thinks heart problems are more likely linked to oral bacteria from skipping brushing and flossing. • Skip straws and spicy foods after surgery to protect the blood clot. • Ice and soft, cool foods make a good first day of recovery. • Too much laughing gas can make you nauseous. • Impacted wisdom teeth are removed to prevent infection and abscesses. Chapters: 0:00 Waking up from wisdom teeth surgery: a fall 0:36 Why some people react so strongly to anesthesia 1:48 Dry socket: why the clot matters 2:15 Laughing gas: how much is too much? 2:50 Day one of recovery: what to eat 4:06 Seeing dogs after anesthesia 6:04 Keeping the gauze in after surgery 8:16 Running away after anesthesia 9:18 The patient who thinks his tongue was stolen 11:20 A trick for drinking without a straw 11:47 A cartoon guide to removing a wisdom tooth 13:03 Are wisdom teeth connected to your heart? Dr. Ben Winters is an orthodontist in Plano, Texas, and the owner of Wincrest Orthodontics. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@Thebentist?sub_confirmation=1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebentistofficial TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thebentist X: https://x.com/bentist Wincrest Orthodontics: https://www.instagram.com/wincrestorthodontics · https://www.tiktok.com/@wincrestorthodontics Educational content only, not personal dental advice. See your own dentist or orthodontist about your teeth. #wisdomteeth #anesthesia #dentist

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