What is the least painful way to get a tooth out?
Answer:
If it's a baby tooth that is loose, just wiggle it and it will fall off over time.
If it's an adult tooth, the only way to get that extracted with a minimum amount of pain would be to go to the dentist.
Go to the dentist and ask him or her to anaesthetise the surrounding gum area before the extraction.
Or use the string + doorhandle technique after a couple of drinks.
get a dentist to do it
yep...at the dentist..with injection. actually..an extraction is less uncomfortable than a filling...in my opinion.
Wait till it falls off by it self or eat apples!! : D
Do what my Dad does, take a slug of vodka, whisky or similar spirit and swill it around the bad tooth, then take a pair of pliers and rip the little bugger out lol. My dad has always done his own teeth and will never go to a dentist. I do'nt know how he does it but it has always worked for him. I personally would suggest going to the dentist. depends how fearfull you are of the dentist's chair hahaha.
Tie one end of a piece of string to it and tie the other end to the handle of an open door.
Stand perfectly still ( with your mouth open ) and slam the door shut. End of problem.
Do not try this with a revolving door, or with the door of a moving vehicle.
Well I used to tie a string to a lose tooth and then tie it to the door but now that I'm older and supposed to be wiser i go to the dentist and have heaps of injections.
Dentist. Get it anaesthetised. Ask around family and friends who they recommend and make an appointment now.
it depends on what tooth it is and how old u are ? adult with bad tooth see the dentist , child with looses tooth wiggle it out with your tongue( play with it enough and it will just fall out.)
its not that bad anyway-i had all 4 wisdom teeth out last month and it didnt hurt that much at all
Aterrific blow on the top of the head ..and you forget about the tooth pain!
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