Mayhap that’ll learn you to brush and floss in future. Damn kids.
40 years ago someone did that for me. Only, they stowed the floss and used the thick end of a couple of pool cues instead. That was the beginning of years of pain from bridgework and its inevitable decay etc, pain that from now on should be short lived (smokester makes sign of the cross).
The surgery was unpleasant to be sure. They roll the skin of your upper palate back like a duvet at the end of your bed on a hot night. Macabrely, I couldn't help touching the exposed bone with my tongue while they weren't looking.
Ok, this morning the pain is down from a 7/8 to a 4/5. No real bleeding any longer and the bruising pain around my mouth isn't so restraining so I'm getting back to being the #1 chatterbox in the house - if not the borough.
All in all it really wasn't that bad. In 3-4 months I get the final porcelain bridges and I post pics.