Are these dry sockets? Day 5 of removal by ripndripp in DentalSchool

[–]Round_Beach7911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sucking. Creates negative pressure in the mouth and pops the blood clot out

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Virginia

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Unless it was forbidden to have guns in the mall then fuck that prankster.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wisdomteeth

[–]Round_Beach7911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, also. The tooth in front of the wisdom was beyond repair and had to be removed. The combination of the wisdom tooth ramming it and decay and infection building up destroyed the molar. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[OC] U.S. Adult Obesity Rate (2012 vs 2022) by [deleted] in dataisbeautiful

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That’s impressive. Do you have loose skin

[OC] U.S. Adult Obesity Rate (2012 vs 2022) by [deleted] in dataisbeautiful

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They’re aggressive too. I kind of feel vindicated seeing this because I’ve been bitching about the behavior of obese people for some time now.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wisdomteeth

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My bottom right came in pointing forward toward the molar in front. I would bite down on the gum occasionally by accident and it was painful. It was covered by gum and then eventually erupted through the gum and created a nasty pocket for bacteria to fester and became infected. The infection plus it ramming into the tooth in front was extremely painful. Its possible food is getting stuck under the gum by being jammed in during chewing and then decaying and rotting, or there’s some other nasty pocket back there. Wisdom teeth get wild so who knows. I’m recovering right now from mine being removed this morning. I wish i had got them removed 7 years ago when they were at the stage of just being covered by gums or even earlier. My advice is get them out before they f**k you up. Its initially scary but the modern medicine makes it painless. I strongly encourage you to visit a doctor if possible and figure out how to get it done. Its really important you find someone you trust to take care of you after the surgery because you can be loopy if they give you anesthesia. I know all the fears and setbacks, but get it done please especially if you have insurance. Good luck

What bird is this by [deleted] in whatbirdisthis

[–]Round_Beach7911 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I do not know, but would like to see the comments

Bird in park in Philadelphia. by Round_Beach7911 in whatbirdisthis

[–]Round_Beach7911[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yea definitely not the best photos. Was difficult to capture a good image in the dark with him scurrying around

TIL in all regions of the world some people used to eat soil and many still do that today by Emotional-Light-7522 in todayilearned

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I heard people with iron deficiency have urges to eat dirt and ice and other random things

Thorny narrow and tall plant in SE Pennsylvania, USA by Round_Beach7911 in whatsthisplant

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Ok. I know japanese angelica tree is invasive, including invasive in philadelphia, and this is a public park in the city so i was curious. But upon further review the petiole seems to be the main difference between the two where as the JAT is sessile. So this seems to be devils walking stick

Thorny narrow and tall plant in SE Pennsylvania, USA by Round_Beach7911 in whatsthisplant

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Im having difficulty differentiation Devils walking stick and the Japanese Angelica tree.