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Nerve Extraction Without Pain

By milk_stacy September 19, 2020 33 answers Last updated September 19, 2020

Hello! I want to share with you what happened to me and tell us your opinions .. I went to the dentist and it turned out that they would get on my nerves and I was very scared .. They told me (not the dentist) that when they put arsenic on me, it didn't happen. to hurt when they take out my nerve .. As I mentioned I am very cowardly I am 17 years old and if anyone can tell me in more detail what they did to him. everything at all. I will be very grateful to you because it is important to me :)))

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yourfantasies15 answered · September 19, 2020

   A drug is put in that kills the nerve. After 2-3 days, when you go to have it removed, if you feel more pain, repeat the procedure for another 2-3 days. When the nerve is killed you feel absolutely nothing. You can tell her if you're so scared she'll put you under anesthesia. When you put the anesthetic, you feel almost nothing, just a slight tingling and that's it. Your place tingles and you work in peace. The feeling after the anesthesia is a bit unpleasant, as if your side is gone and you drool constantly, but it passes in 2-3 hours. So it's not scary. Go boldly.

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ablazeinthenight answered · September 19, 2020

   Hi, you have nothing to worry about, once you get here and you're already on arsenic, then "the worst" is over. From experience I tell you that there is absolutely no pain when removing a nerve. Breathe calmly :)

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catherine090 answered · September 19, 2020

   Removing the nerve itself does not hurt if it is killed in advance with arsenic. Opening your tooth hurts for sure, but if you beat the anesthetic it won't be so unbearable. When they get on my nerves, I always make him spray my gums with lidocaine first and only then the anesthesia beats me,: D But if you expect not to feel anything, I will have to disappoint you :(, because it is still a living tooth. Good luck and you will not be afraid.

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jakeisfound answered · September 19, 2020

   And I'm 17 years old. I've been annoyed many times. First they clean it with a machine, which can hurt a little (depending on how bad the tooth is) and they put medicine on you. The next time, the nerve is removed with needles. They put the needle in the tooth and turn it. It also depends a lot on the dentist you visit. I used to go to a man and he was rougher and hurt a lot. Now I go to a woman and she is more careful and with just one turn she takes it out and I do not feel any pain. Tip: Brush your teeth with toothpaste for sensitive teeth and the pain is significantly reduced.

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luxyhair answered · September 19, 2020

   So arsenic (or another drug) is used to kill the nerve; after 2-3 days the nerve is killed and then when you go you take it out without feeling anything at all. When they took out my nerve and put arsenic on me, I got arsenic and I wanted to change my medicine, she changed it, put another one that didn't hurt anymore. Then, when he took out the nerve itself, I didn't feel any pain at all - he wound it there on something and pulled it, the nerve was already killed and no pain was felt. So arsenic, like any other medicine, acts individually - if you have a toothache from it, ask him to put another, as I did. If it doesn't hurt, fine. Then, as I told you, it won't hurt. I guess other people will write the same to you. Do not worry :))

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baddieblashes answered · September 19, 2020

   They informed you, arsenic kills the nerve and it is no longer sensitive, ie it becomes dead tissue. Does it hurt when you cut your nails? Does it hurt when you get a haircut? This is what you will feel when they take out your nerve, ie - no pain. Only at the end, when the root is disinfected and washed, a sting is felt, but this is a guarantee that everything is fine and they put the seal on you. There's nothing to fear. You endured the terrible, the filing before the arsenic. It's a pity, at the age of 17 and extracting a nerve on a tooth, eat some sweet things and brush your teeth regularly!

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hufworldwide answered · September 20, 2020

   From the author: In principle, some time ago I had a similar tooth and it puts arsenic on me again, but because the dentist knows that I am very scared, she did not tell me that she would get a nerve ... I felt a sting. you hurt me but for a few seconds, but I don't know if the nerve then pulled out or filled my canals because when I got sick he told me that one of my canals was crooked and that's why it hurt me. Thanks for the advice, but I'm thinking of getting her to anesthetize me to keep me calm :))

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mairatchada1 answered · September 20, 2020

   I also have a lot of dentists. And now I've found one that anesthetizes. Ask for anesthesia. By law, he has no right to refuse you.

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fancy_sirena answered · September 20, 2020

   I can't stand dentists, and I'll be very tight soon! And I have a tooth for filling, but I pretend to be distracted. I just can't stand it, especially the pilot!

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shy_nun_ answered · September 21, 2020

   From the author: hey number 9 go .... and so like you I squeezed and got to this even worse I even have gangrene .. don't squeeze and go I had a tooth that I had to file it just not even it opening was absolutely painless now as I fix mine I will go regularly, because really the pain later is terrible :)) no matter how scary there is no way

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ariel_errie4 answered · September 21, 2020

   People, for a very long time I was ridden by dentists and I was always brutally late. Well, then I discovered that fabulous thing - Anesthesia. Now I do not sit on the chair without anesthesia and I have no problems. I don't feel anything, only the sound of the typewriter drives me crazy, but there are either headphones or a dentist like mine, who talks to me all the time and distracts me. PS They have no right to deny you anesthesia.

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wolford answered · September 21, 2020

   Extracting a nerve is not pleasant at all ... yes ... But extracting a tooth, I assure you, is a thousand times more unpleasant ... Now extracting a nerve is harmless, compared to extracting a tooth ... This is one of the places I don't like to visit the most ... But it is necessary, sometimes ..

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k_vfrn answered · September 22, 2020

   I am 23 years old and until recently I had a very big problem with my teeth because I kept procrastinating because as a child I suffered a lot of pain from "dentists" and I was horrified only when I heard about them ... so now I go to my doctor I had several teeth destroyed to the root need killing (extraction of nerves) placing a pin in the root and cermet crowns. Everything was done without pain, how? !! He puts an anesthetic on a pen, a very thin needle, he feels it, he waits at all and starts to open the canals. He asks again if there is any pain, if there is more anesthesia, then the tooth itself is built upwards so that

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ammy_rouse_ answered · September 22, 2020

   Calm down, it's not scary, we are not in the Middle Ages without invented anesthetics! I assure you that you will not feel anything!

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magician_empress answered · September 22, 2020

   Calm down, it's not scary, we are not in the Middle Ages without invented anesthetics! I assure you that you will not feel anything!

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koio answered · September 23, 2020

   At the moment I'm with arsenic, it's a bit unpleasant, maybe I just think that he has it. When we talked about anesthetics, how normal it is for an anesthetic to "hold" you, because the other day I was the dentist, he put an anesthetic on me, which kept me for 4 to 5 hours, and even my blood pressure dropped!

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justin_linter answered · September 23, 2020

   I am currently on arsenic and whoever says it doesn't hurt is lying! I hope this process passes soon ...! In other countries there are far more civilized methods of dental treatment ... but we are in the Stone Age compared to them - this is the truth and there is nothing to lie! Because of our pain and lack of money, we are forced to choose the lesser evil .. - in the absence of anything else for mortals like us .... I do not know ... will the time come to live as normal people and end all this trade and extortion ... and will we ever experience such a moment! Otherwise, they always put anesthesia, even if there was arsenic before ..., but it hurts and then, when it relaxes you - it hurts again .. You have no choice .. - this is in Bulgaria for us!

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tabonitofas answered · September 23, 2020

   You see, a lot depends on what the dentist who will do the procedure will be. I went this way today. First necrosis with arsenic and then nerve extraction, they put me a little of arsenic, but for a long time and did not hurt during this period. The killing itself aims not to hurt us while removing the nerve. Just in case, he put me under anesthesia and so there was no pain during the extraction. The only unpleasant, I say unpleasant, not painful, is when they dilate the canals where the nerves were. I sincerely wish everyone to be with a quality specialist who will not cause pain.

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zachec answered · September 23, 2020

   Ave, I can't look at them.

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fferjoficial answered · September 24, 2020

   about an hour ago I was given arsenic, the pain is indescribable, I went back to the office because it is a minute from my home, the doctor told me that within 2 hours the pain if it does not pass to come to get my nerve with anesthesia, logically does it make sense arsenic if they anesthetize me tonight

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come_out_of_the_closet answered · September 24, 2020

   You pay extra for anesthesia and sing heart ... It's not difficult. I didn't understand at all when they took out my nerve with these needles. After all, two clean, healthy teeth were pulled out of my roots with pliers, so will some nerves rest on you! Do not worry!

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madelinescarvelli answered · September 24, 2020

   I am currently with Arsen for the 2nd time 4 days ago he put me but I picked a little from him and he did not act much and today as he left he burst some of the anesthetic and hurt me severely and the dentist put me again Arsen for now gram does not hurt me as in it's been about 4 hours now we'll see tomorrow if it will hurt I'm a little scared because 5 years ago I was taken out and I was very young at 10 years but I think it won't hurt but the fear leads to additional pain I'm not afraid I put on my headphones and they they fix me

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bridgetsatterlee answered · September 24, 2020

   That day they pulled out my tooth ... and yesterday they put arsenic on me to get on my nerve .... I hate syringes ...

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amberber_an answered · September 25, 2020

   Those who are not in pain have been well absorbed by arsenic, it has been very painful for me, but there is no anesthesia. The pain can't be compared at all to that when you brush your teeth until you put on arsenic. You can lose a few pounds while clearing your ducts. Not everyone, only people with thick nerves.

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hsh0705 answered · September 25, 2020

   horror today they will take out my nerf without anesthesia I have seven in my teeth I hope it doesn't hurt

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bbynonta answered · September 25, 2020

   and I am the same I was left only to have my tooth operated on but I am afraid of anesthesia my nerve is killed already otherwise only the 1st day of arsenic hurts then it stops

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ustadzkhalidbasalamah answered · September 26, 2020

   Yesterday I went to get on my nerves people believe me it didn't hurt I didn't need anesthesia

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charlotte_daniels answered · September 26, 2020

   This is not so dangerous, although I am afraid of any dental treatment. I thought that I had an allergy and I did all sorts of infectious and allergic tests, I had nothing but it turned out that I had serious dental problems, focal foci, which probably cause allergic reactions.

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brandiebanxs answered · September 26, 2020

   A while ago I went and they took out a total of 5 nerves from 2 teeth without any pain at all !!! People, stop reading on the net, people exaggerate a lot and one gets scared. I used to make this mistake and went to the dentist as if I was going to be executed. Getting out of your nerves just doesn't hurt, and even if you feel something, it won't be a pain, it's just the separation of the particle from your body, that is. There is no need to panic ...

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just answered · September 26, 2020

   If the dentist is good and has done a good job of killing you, you will NOT experience nerve pain.

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xxhotsweetasian answered · September 26, 2020

   When the nerve is extracted, they put medicine in your tooth, after 3-4 days you go to have it removed, but if it still hurts, they put it again! When the nerve is removed, a needle is inserted to catch the nerve, then turn the needle several times and pull! The pain is terrible! I feel like this is the biggest pain in the world! And some teeth have 3 nerves! Once the nerve is removed put a cotton ball on the needle to check for nerve debris this also hurts a lot! They don't even want to be anesthetized! : @

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fashionbook answered · September 27, 2020

   Hello, yesterday I had a very bad toothache and I went to the dentist and he told me that we had to kill the root and take it out well. Is that so if someone can tell me honestly because I am very scared .... !!!

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bigboobs100real answered · September 27, 2020

   As. Ask patil as they say. I don't understand at all, ladies and gentlemen (boys and girls, if you are younger) why you allow someone to put arsenic in your mouth. This is a very strong poison and if placed incorrectly in the tooth, the consequences are terrible. Arsene kills all living tissue. Years ago, I was wrongly given arsenic, which somehow leaked into the interdental space, killing much of the gum and the bone below. In maxillofacial surgery, a piece of dead wreath was cut and removed and the bone was sawn alive - not the tooth, the bone. Next, bone replacements are placed, the hole is filled and before that all the teeth around it, alive, dead and any extracted. Now I have 2 implants there. Dental anesthetics for very strong! Anesthesia is enough to make you feel nothing and can pull the nerves of a sore tooth in place while you are still in the chair! Arsena is obsolete 20 years ago and, as I said, very dangerous if mishandled. If they told you that they want to remove the roots - then you probably have an infection there, ie granuloma, and this is almost impossible to cure and the tooth is extracted. And now - this is surgery, not for every dentist. You need a maxillofacial surgeon because you obviously have a broken tooth, a disease and it can break when extracted and the roots remain. That's why you need a specialist, not one who makes fillings. Go to a dental surgeon and do not listen to how "I can do it too", because I and I can not get up from the dentist's chair for 4 years, 8 operations .... BGN 18,000. and this is almost incurable and the tooth is extracted. And now - this is surgery, not for every dentist. You need a maxillofacial surgeon because you obviously have a broken tooth, a disease and it can break when extracted and the roots remain. That's why you need a specialist, not one who makes fillings. Go to a dental surgeon and do not listen to how "I can do it too", because I and I can not get up from the dentist's chair for 4 years, 8 operations .... BGN 18,000. and this is almost incurable and the tooth is extracted. And now - this is surgery, not for every dentist. You need a maxillofacial surgeon because you obviously have a broken tooth, a disease and it can break when extracted and the roots remain. That's why you need a specialist, not one who makes fillings. Go to a dental surgeon and do not listen to how "I can do it too", because I and I can not get up from the dentist's chair for 4 years, 8 operations .... BGN 18,000.