I Don't Like the Dentist

Employee: "We don't do that here." Me: "I see. Please give me the phone number of somewhere that does."

Brain: Dude chill Body: Summons a demon

It absolutely confounds me that there are practices that do not sedate you when doing wisdom teeth. I just can't imagine not being sedated doing that.

6:57 this is why they tell you at a good dentist office to not eat anything until the numbness completely wears off

I liked that she used sign language to say “sorry” 😂

Dentist: Cuts my mouth Me: Bleeds Dentist: "You need to floss more" I see alot of people used the same format as me, not sure if it is pure coincidence but uh, yeah idk.

Just got my wisdom teeth removed today. I can confirm, Jaiden had a horrible dentist. You are supposed to be unconscious. For me the worst part of the dentist trip itself was the IV stuff. I hate needles. But other than that, what really sucks is the recovery. I cannot stop bleeding, blood is just drooling out of my mouth and going down my throat. It's awful. Plus the jaw pain is horrendous.

As a dentistry student who did have a phobia from the drilling sounds it feels funny now to think about it cuz for some mysterious reason we are the most feared department of health care 😂😂 it's okay to say that u're afraid we can chit chat or play some music or anything to make u feel comfortable so the next time just tell the staff that and i can assure u they will be down to help you ♥️

“And my body was like-” DEMON SCREECH

Dentist: has hook in my mouth Me: bleeds Dentist: "this is your fault."

The kids in my family love Jaiden's stuff. This dentist video is their favorite. I think it's therapeutic. When I take them to the dentist, they talk about Jaiden's video, talk about it while waiting, and then again on the way back. I am glad it's comforting to them.

"If anything, I should be afraid of how much they charge." Violently bangs head against drums

“And the quote of the decade goes to Jaiden!” “I’m excited not to be conscious.”

Jaiden: "My first memory as a child is being strapped down with belts to a chair." Me: "That's called school"

As a fellow "awake for oral surgery" person, you have my condolences. I had impacted canines (the adult teeth never descended through the jaw and the holes they were meant to travel through closed up and they drifted away with time) and they had to do an absurd amount of ripping, cutting, and drilling to finally access them. I also had a very bad orthodontist who misaligned my teeth and then shaved them down to try and compensate. I've had muscular problems in my jaw, neck, and shoulders ever since. This is your most relatable video I guess lol

For me, the worst thing about the wisdom teeth removal was the fact there was a needle inserted into my hard palate. Because that was triggering both my gag reflex as well as just plain hurt. After that, the most annoying part was like you said, the fact that i couldn't feel what was my tongue and what was food.

Dentist: pulls out needle 6 yr old me: now this is a avengers level threat

Jaiden an 6:08 "I am not scared of much" Also Jaiden: "Loud flushing toilets scare me" Also also Jaiden: "I once scared myself by turning on the ceeling fan instead of the light"

0% intro 0% wait 0% greeting 100% straight to the point

I was actually also wide awake for my wisdom teeth appointment. Here in Germany, dentist actually don't really use these relaxing procedures, or at least the ones that make your mind all fuzzy. I had the choice between the normal, half-as-strong painkiller or a more stronger variant during the surgery, so I paid 14€ to get the more stronger variant they would put into my veins and the roof of my mouth. It took a while to work, but eventually have gone full power after 15 minutes. It was kind of relaxing :D They put a little blanket thingy over my face, with a hole for the mouth, and I almost fell asleep. I'm lucky that, despite having some negative experiences at dentists, that I had no fear whatsoever