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Date Posted: 21:06:37 11/21/22 Mon
Author: Garr Wy
Subject: Re: Boy, 14yp, USA, dental procedures with lower body procedure too
In reply to: Knut Holt 's message, "Boy, 14yp, USA, dental procedures with lower body procedure too" on 16:53:24 11/21/19 Thu

A few comments: Wisdom teeth are not usually removed until 16 or so; this seems a little early. Intravenous general anesthesia is usually given to teens for wisdom teeth, as well as a canula that fits the nose of give them extra oxygen while they are asleep. Having had braces as a teenager, I find it hard to believe that braces were put on at the same time as the wisdom teeth were removed, because removing the wisdom teeth usually causes a considerable amount of swelling and sensitivity, and putting on braces can cause some initial discomfort. These procedures are done by two different types of dentists as well: an oral surgeon usually removes wisdom teeth, while an orthodontist puts on braces. While the general anesthesia used for dental surgery is usually pretty light, and the patient is not intubated, they are usually quite groggy and disoriented when first waking up, and need some assistance getting up and making it back to the car. Oral surgeons will not give you general anesthesia, unless the patient has someone to drive for them. I've never heard of anyone showing any signs of having been undressed, partially or completely during oral surgery. And, as stated earlier, he would probably have been quite groggy and disoriented coming out of the anesthesia. In addition an oral surgeon's office is equipped quite differently from a doctor's office, and from an orthodontist's office as well. Oral surgery and orthodontia are two distinct and different dental specialties that require different tools and equipment. While I certainly can't dispute anything the boy says in this report, I must say that much of it strikes me as odd, and does not follow from what I know from my first hand experience at having braces, having had my wisdom teeth out and from having had multiple visits to oral surgeons.



>Boy, 14yp, USA, dental procedures with lower body
>procedure too
>
>I am male. It happened as early teen 14. The procedure
>happened in North America, USA, in 2010 or later, at a
>dental surgeon at a health center. Parents brought me.
>I was 14 and it happened at a dental surgeon I had
>dental work. I was told i would be having my wisdom
>teeth out and a cavity filled.
>
>ANESTHESIA
>
>They gave me gas through a mask. I was unconscious all
>the time. They put this mask on me and I went to
>sleep. The procedure occured at a health center.
>
>THE PROCEDURES I KNOW ABOUT
>
>Wisdom teeth pulled out and cavity filled. I also had
>braces put on my teeth.
>
>SYMPTOMS AFTER THE PROCEDURE
>
>I had pain, irritition or other problems in my mouth.
>My underwear beng messed up or other signs that I had
>been stripped naked at my lower body. When I woke up I
>was only in my boxers with my shorts at my ankles and
>my shoes were off. I also had braces put on my teeth.
>
>ARRANGEMENTS AFTER THE PROCEDURE
>
>I think I had sn IV tube but I'm not sure what it was
>for. No breathing tube, just a small tube under my
>nose. No catheter. Nothing in my anus. Heart monitor
>stuf. I think they examined me when I woke up. I did
>not wake up during the procedure.
>
>COMMENTS
>
>The staff put braces on the boy without telling it, so
>thay have proved thatt they was willing to do things
>in secret and were not honest.
>
>The fact that this was a health center, proves that
>there also was other staff in the building than only
>dental staff that was csapable to do other procedures.
>
>These facts mentioned above toigether with the fact
>that he obviously had been disclothed at the lover
>body, proves that something was don at the lover body
>of the kid too. The quaestion is how much.
>
>The simplest explanation is that they placed a pad
>under his boxers , or used a condom catheter during
>the procedure to collect urine.
>
>The boy was in an age when many societies perform
>secret genital exams on kids under anesthesia, usually
>combined with inspoection into the bladder and anus.
>It is higly probable that something like this was done
>on the boy, especially if he had symptoms in his
>urethra therafter. These symptoms may not have been
>real pain, but more a feeling that something had been
>inside there.
>
>Knut Holt
>
>http://www.mydeltapi.com

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