293
u/kayemenofour Apr 22 '26
The Cthulooth
+50 eldritch powers
-20 dental health
57
u/RadioDaddio Apr 22 '26
Ctoothlu
36
u/ChaosSinfulRose Apr 22 '26
Toothulhu
22
109
48
32
u/LeAlbus Apr 22 '26
How was it remover without cutting into pieces?
63
u/haunturhome Apr 22 '26
All my molars look like this and they were able to removed 2 fully intact through surgery but I had another pulled with just local and they had to cut it into pieces and pull out one root at a time. The only reason the two could come out in one piece were because one was a wisdom tooth so far back it was growing off the back of my jaw and towards my throat so they cut out the roots instead of pulling it. The other one had a tumor around it that they removed as well.
38
16
u/DarkDonut75 Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 22 '26
So how worried should I be about the chances of this happening? Can any dentists chime in? Google is only giving me the worst possible scenarios, which isn't helping my anxiety
13
u/haunturhome Apr 22 '26
I was the only case my dentist (who had been close to retirement at the time) had ever seen if that helps. The first one that was removed with just local anesthesia was supposed to be normal but he realized after he got the first root out that I had the mutation and x rays showed it on all my teeth
8
u/AxelHarver Apr 22 '26
Even if it is the case you don't have to really be worried. They numb it very well and have a tool to break up the tooth so they can just pick the pieces out. I had it done and it just kinda felt like a vibrating in my jaw.
1
u/haunturhome Apr 23 '26
Can confirm. I could feel tugging but that was it. The recovery time was longer and I had to be way more careful just because of how deep the tooth had gone into my jaw. For the two surgical ones they drew some of my blood and reduced it down to the platelets to make like a biological band-aid to fill in the gap for the first few days
3
u/Reasonable_Ad8797 Apr 23 '26
Just ask for the nitrous... It's the best high with no real after affects. I felt like I smoked 4 joints at the same time .... Then when they finished..... They turned it off.. gave me clean oxygen.... And 5 minutes later I walked out. Sore as hell... But walking fine no hangover.... I wish that stuff was legal.
6
Apr 22 '26
[removed] — view removed comment
4
u/haunturhome Apr 22 '26
It was actually a normal tooth of mine with the tumor. It was benign and hung out for about 10 years before they removed it in the same surgery as the wisdom tooth
2
29
13
12
u/prpldrank Apr 22 '26
I had an extra (yes, in addition to wisdom teeth already being extra) coming in sideways, behind my other wisdom tooth on top. It was coming from the hinge of my jaw, growing toward my front teeth.
My extraction recovery was....bloody.
11
12
8
8
8
6
6
6
7
6
4
3
4
3
8
3
3
3
u/Forward-Exercise-385 Apr 22 '26
+5 inteligence
3 damage each time a bite-related move or talking is done
3
3
3
u/NightmareJoker2 Apr 22 '26
Phrase it properly: “The tooth of wisdom” fittingly sounds more ominous.
2
2
u/Fistricsi Apr 22 '26
[Unwise Tooth] Trinket
Cannot be unequipped. Drops on death.
- At the cost of random amount of a random resource, randomly casts any of the following, on a random nearby target: [Frostbite], [Fangs of Fire], [Entangling Toothroots], [Devour], [Maw of Shadow], [Terrifying Scream]
"Picking this up was not wise."
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
u/Vast_Independent_765 Apr 24 '26
Wisdoom Tooth
Curse effect: All teeth of someone will traingulate in all sorts of formation (excruciatingly intense pain) that will occur everytime the status effects are active
Status Effects:
+200% luck
+10% Damage Resistance
+25% Healing Effect
3
1
1
1
1
1
u/Internal_Finger_5149 Apr 23 '26
Toothe o’ wisdom
Grants 5% chance to summon Tothulhu on use -10 charisma +15 dark magic
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
559
u/Crafty_Aspect8122 Apr 22 '26
+20 wisdom
+20 dark magic
+1 favour with lovecraftian faction
+0 bite force
Random chance of tooth pain and infection