Should anesthesia does not eliminate the pain?
Question:
Hi ..
I've been at the dentist to drill two holes for the first time today. I have never been drilled before, and therefore it was also the first time I was stunned.
I do not feel the anesthesia worked when I could feel almost anything, and it did really really bad, got chills, shaking very much - was simply the worst I've ever tried. My question is whether you think the anesthesia worked? Is not it supposed not to be able to feel anything?
I was pretty stressed afterwards, and found it difficult to talk while I was also quite shocked, so should just go home - that's why I had not talked to my dentist about it. But think it's a little hard to pay 500 kroner for the stunning, when you do not feel it has worked ..
Sincerely. Anne Camilla.
Answer:
Dear Anne Camilla,
If you had pain during treatment, your anesthesia is not working as it should. Of course it is supposed to be a pain experience to come to the dentist. I think you should have a talk with your dentist. Sometimes it can have an effect on anxiety anesthesia.
Hope you can use my answer.
Sincerely
Dentist Joan Olsen
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Hello, I'm a girl of 18 years and have just been to the dentist today because I was bored in the second inner tooth of the lower jaw (right side).
I got twice anesthesia, as in not just one injection was enough.
I've been home for 5 hours now and has got some sleep and when I woke up and looked me in the mirror, I was slightly raised down around the jaw on the side tooth located? Is it normal to be swollen after a piercing? I have been pierced 5 times and have never experienced it before ..
Sincerely. Anna
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