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When I had mine done, I was probably 21.

You're 24.

Carson is 22 when he got his done.

It's a very common thing.

It depends on the situation.

I think sometimes they're what they call impacted, where they're actually growing behind another tooth, I think is what it means.

Because mine were, some of them were, I only had three.

The fourth one never formed.

But one of them was growing sideways.

And so they had to move, they had to go in and cut the roots off before they could pull it out.

And so it wasn't horrible, but it certainly wasn't pleasant.

Bailey's was preventable.

I remember the first thing was I didn't have dry sockets.

That's usually a bad thing.

But I had to have gauze in my mouth.

And so I still remember the sensation of gauze up against my tongue.

And then I would try to drink like I remember it was a strawberry milkshake.

And the flavor of the medical gauze mixed with the strawberry milkshake lingers in my brain all these years later.

You can picture it now.

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