I am glad that my gum is not bleeding anymore, I just know how to deal with bleeding, you have to put some pressure on it and it will eventually stop bleeding and that is what I had done. I've put some tissue paper on it and pressured it with my fingers because biting will not work as the teeth above doesn't align to the teeth below with the frontal lower teeth.
I am also glad that it didn't hurt afterwards, I was waiting for that pain but it didn't came. So I am having some thoughts of not taking the antibiotic anymore because I guess that it will heal fast because I am taking some vitamin C to support my immune system plus it hastens the healing process and I do think it is a very good thing for the body.
It's just too bad that I have a lot of teeth to get extracted so I have to go to the dentist many times. The thing is that I will be basically quarantined at my dialysis and will be set to be scheduled at the third set where I will go home late at night and my parents doesn't like that thing as my father will lose some sleep and also will get some difficulty driving at night.
Anyway soon these problems will soon be gone and I am glad that my first visit to the dentist went ok, no pain, not much bleeding and the apprehension in going there next time will just be a breeze since they already had seen me and met me.
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Does anyone else fall asleep at the dentist without anesthesia or is it just me being weird?
I got two shots of local anesthesia in my gum around the tooth and it is well numb before the tooth got pulled out. It had been a relaxing experience because I didn't felt any discomfort even after gong home. So I have no more worries any next time.
I think I liked the injected anesthesia rather than the laughing gas as used by many in the Western medicine because it might make me out of my mind and say things that I do not mean while the procedure is going on.