That depends on how you pulled it (I'm assuming you didn't sterilize anything)and how you've taken care of it since. No, you wouldn't automatically be guaranteed an infection but yes its possible. ~ T
Easy, just make an appointment to the dentist and ask them to pull out the molar so you won't have to know how to pull out the molar.
grab it and pull it out
Go check with your dentist, its better to be safe than sorry
This typically has to do with how many amps you can safely pull from the secondary of the transformer.
Your owners manual will list the towing capacity of your car.
Yes, but that doesn't sound like a very healthy idea. - For instance, what if you had uncontrollable bleeding after doing this.
It depends on how bad the tooth is or if there is a situation where there is not enough room for the molar tosettle or allow other teeth to settle properly. No doubt the dentist can explain the coarse of action that is being undertaken.
2wd = 3-4k pounds safely 4wd = 4-8k pounds safely
To safely remove the air conditioner fuse block pull-out for maintenance or replacement, first turn off the power to the unit. Then, carefully pull out the fuse block using a pair of insulated pliers. Be sure to handle the fuse block gently to avoid damaging it.
Stop immediately as safely as you can, then pull over to a safe position on the roadside.
As soon as it is safely possible, you need to slow down and pull over to let the ambulance pass. If there is no way to safely get off the road, at least pull as far to the right as you can. Just don't do anything abrupt in traffic that might cause an accident.
Yes it does. But better ask a doctor to pull out the teeth.