Lisp after extraction

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Ashybear
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Lisp after extraction

#1 Post by Ashybear »

So I recently had 5 teeth removed, 3 of which were impacted wisdom teeth and 2 baby teeth. One of my baby teeth that was removed was at the front of my mouth (not the front teeth, but next to them) and theyve attached an orthodontic device to the impacted adult tooth that was above it. Anyway, now I have a slight lisp when talking. I was wondering if anybody else has had this and does it go away?? Or will I have to wait until my braces are on and they've pulled the adult tooth out of my gums?? Eeeep!

vegathestar
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Re: Lisp after extraction

#2 Post by vegathestar »

You didn't say when did the extraction happen?
I had an extraction for just a tooth (the 5th counting from the middle) and trust me, my lips became lopsided for the rest of the day. I got lisps, I can't smile or pout without looking like I got a stroke.
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Re: Lisp after extraction

#3 Post by Clairebear1993 »

I always have had a very slight lisp but I know even just the swelling from when I had my wisdom teeth out gave me more of one although it did go away abit when the swelling went down... My braces have made it worse but it should mostly come right to
I think it will be ok eventually but if u are wondering ask ur dentist or ortho they may be able to help u
Hi...

Baby canine removed: between 2002 & 2004
Started seeing orthodontists:2004
Started with current orthodontist: april 2011
Wisdom teeth surgically removed: 13/4/2012
Spacers: 29/5/1012
Braces (upper and lower): 7/6/2012-10/7/2013
Permanent retainer (upper front 6 teeth, lower front 8 teeth): current

batwing
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Re: Lisp after extraction

#4 Post by batwing »

Yep!

I had my left top lateral incisor pulled last week and started lisping. Mine was extracted because I had the right one extracted several years back. That one was growing behind my other teeth and posed a breakage risk. While I was still healing and my teeth adjusting to their placement I lisped really bad (and even sometimes spit when I talked :oops:), but once everything settled into place I was back to normal. I'm counting on that happening with this extraction too.
Central Ossifying Fibroma removed from mandible 3/8/2012, braced 5/24/2012, One piece Le Fort I performed 12/11/2013, debraced 8/26/2014

Ashybear
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Re: Lisp after extraction

#5 Post by Ashybear »

I had the extraction on the 29th of May :-). So almost 2 weeks ago now. I get my braces on in 9 days and I'm thinking that'll just make the lisp worse, but I'm glad it's normal :) thanks guys.

Clairebear1993
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Re: Lisp after extraction

#6 Post by Clairebear1993 »

Yer it will take longer than that to get used the braces and my dentist told me that it was normal to find it happening throughout the braces time because of the movement of ur teeth :) but hopefully yours will stop soon for u lol
Hi...

Baby canine removed: between 2002 & 2004
Started seeing orthodontists:2004
Started with current orthodontist: april 2011
Wisdom teeth surgically removed: 13/4/2012
Spacers: 29/5/1012
Braces (upper and lower): 7/6/2012-10/7/2013
Permanent retainer (upper front 6 teeth, lower front 8 teeth): current

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