perverse
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honestly... just find someone that is expensive and reliable. i got mine done in a dentist chair under heavy sedation rather than getting a general anaesthetic and having it done in the hospital. the cocktail of drugs i was on for the sedation was the best thing ever...
ketamine... morphine... some other sh*t... mmmm... all sh*t you'd get locked up for possessing. the advantage of getting things done this way rather than getting put out are that you are technically awake during the procedure and can respond to the dental surgeons instructions... rather than them just dislocating your jaw and having at it, or whatever they do in hospitals these days with them. they can be a bit more precise and delicate. i got practically zero swelling compared to some people i've seen.
you also have the advantage of waking up like a space cadet rather than waking up feeling like a truck has hit you. i couldn't feel sh*t all day after the surgery - i just floated around with a big, bloody grin... musing at all the seemingly weird sh*t on this planet.
edit - just like to add that whether it's heavy sedation or general anaesthetic... you don't remember sh*t either way. i can vaguely remember annoying the surgeon at one stage trying to scratch my nose... but other than that it's a total blank. sedation ftw.
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h yeah...
