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Tooth Extraction -- General or Local Anesthetic
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When I had my wisdom tooth (I was lucky and only had one!) out I had GA and I am the biggest wuss on the planet, especially when it comes to needles and in all honesty....it wasn't that bad...you can't feel a thing....sigpic
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Originally posted by Hoffa powerful and insane mothership that occasionally comes commanded by the real ones .. then suck us and makes us appear in the most magical of all landsOriginally posted by m1sT3rLOh. My. God. James absolutely obliterated the island tonight. The last time there was so much destruction, Obi Wan Kenobi had to take a seat on the Falcon after the Death Star said "hi and bye" to Leia's homeworld.
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The story that really got me thinking about this was my buddy that was having a tooth pulled, and that involved him being fully aware that the doctor had one foot hiked up on the chair for leverage while an assistant held his head down and they basically tugged in opposite directions. He said he was incredibly sore afterwards -- not just his mouth, but his upper body from all the pressure. Between that, the sounds and whatnot, it sounded like a real drag.
Looks like I'm going with nitrous. Glad I asked, that hadn't even occurred to me!Comment
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Re: Tooth Extraction -- General or Local Anesthetic
The story that really got me thinking about this was my buddy that was having a tooth pulled, and that involved him being fully aware that the doctor had one foot hiked up on the chair for leverage while an assistant held his head down and they basically tugged in opposite directions. He said he was incredibly sore afterwards -- not just his mouth, but his upper body from all the pressure. Between that, the sounds and whatnot, it sounded like a real drag.
Looks like I'm going with nitrous. Glad I asked, that hadn't even occurred to me!
Go with N2O, hiked up on the chair?
It was fun while it lasted...
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Re: Tooth Extraction -- General or Local Anesthetic
Local is fine. I've had 8 teeth out over the years.
You wont feel a thing on the novacaine, (one step from cocaine) bit of giggle gas and you;ll be fine. As said though, trying to snap a tooth with pliers is hard work and there is a bit of pressure. Not to mention the 'hamster' cheek effect
Bottom line, don't be poof, take the pain."Pain is only weakness leaving the body."Comment
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I always take the nitrous!! My dentist has actually gotten so used to me asking for it (even for a cleaning) that he usually puts me in the chair and lets me enjoy for about 20 minutes before he even gets started.
I try to talk him out of a bottle everytime I go in, he has yet to give in, but i think I'm starting to loosen him up.Comment
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I got knocked out when I had all 4 wisdom teeth taken out a few years ago. I vaguely remember trying to joke around with the nurses when I came to. Seemed funny to me at the time, but according to my girlfriend, I made no sense at all.
Fun stuff. Percocets rock too.Comment
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