Wisdom teeth removal and coaching

Well, you will certainly be ok by Monday.🥴

Recovery has to do with swelling, pain mgt and anesthesia??? if used.

It's funny, assuming you get it done Friday am, you might actually feel better Friday pm than on Saturday pending the above combination.

You will have to kind of feel out how it goes. If you take plenty of pain meds, you can probably be at the meets, but probably useless except in spirit. You won't do any damage though. Then have a big sleep Sat night/sun.

Have a plan b in place for coverage, in case you just feel awful.

I had two out in the morning, was at practice later that day.

It really varies by person. I had mine out and went to a party that night and felt fine. But I had a friend that was wiped out for a couple of days.

infection is usually handled by the extraction and the antibiotics. your concern is pain and swelling. the poster who says your issue is the next day is correct. friday you will need to be physically at the dentist. you will then feel doped up and numbed for a period. when that wears off you will start to feel pain and swelling. day 2 is usually the roughest day. day 2 is saturday.

related point, i don't tend to take pain killers -- and hurt accordingly -- but if you do take them, you're impaired for purposes of driving and it might not be the ideal walking-about situation for a youth coach either. "coach sounds like he is high."

personally i'd either just eat the meet, or push the appt to monday, do it on a practice day, miss a day of work, be back working tuesday and take antibiotics and ibuprofen but not the narcotic stuff. then you miss nothing meetwise, and just a normal day of work. you may be in some pain and discomfort during the week but you're back to work tuesday.

You must be really sensitive to even worry about it.

it depends on how easy yours are to get out. mine had deep and curved roots and it took hours to get them out and hurt a lot. i wasn't restricted in doing anything in the days after except exercising - you don't want your heart beat to pump blood too fast or else the blood clot will come out and you'll get a dry socket. i don't think you'll have any problem attending training but you shouldn't do any jogging. standing around is fine.

I had the bubonic plague or something like that this past weekend. I was glued to the toilet and projecting into the garbage can at the same time. I was dehydrated and not able to stand for more than 30 seconds.

But I made damn sure I was heading the middle school hill workout on Saturday. 10X40 Seconds - jog down. Minute recovery.

You will just have to dig deep so you can deliver!

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