Hello. I am a 16-year-old girl and I have a terrible fear of dentists. I want to ask because they will remove my caries, can I drink something beforehand so that I don't feel the scraping so much (I don't want rest because the dentist told me it hurts as much as the scraping itself and it doesn't make sense) If anyone knows any method, share it. Thanks :)
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The author is generally true that anesthesia is an injection that really hurts as much as scraping, even if only the crown is scraped, it will hurt a little. But you need anesthesia not because of the pain, but because of the fear of the pain and the fear that the scraping itself will not hurt you. Therefore, instead of standing on the dentist's chair for 20 minutes on thorns, you should be afraid that the anesthetic will hurt you better, which will hurt for 2 seconds and you will have 30 minutes of stopping. I am 40 years old and I do not allow my teeth to be worked on without anesthesia. I know 2 seconds of pain and then the whole manipulation on my teeth without problems and fear.
How will they remove caries? He is being treated for as long as I can remember and I am very sorry, but what is this dentist who advises you to drink your sick tooth without anesthesia?
Analgin or paracetamol, half an hour before the dentist. It will not eliminate the pain, but it will reduce it. So tell your dentist to run more water on the machine.
It is not true that it hurts as much as "scraping". It only hurts for a moment when the anesthetic is injected into the gums. Then it stops hurting at all and you sit still in your chair while the dentist works. Then you feel your cheek and mouth numb on the side of the tooth for about an hour, but all this is white kahar compared to the pain not only when you brush your tooth with the machine, but also when you put alcohol, etc. I personally do not allow my dentist to touch my teeth without anesthesia. When he sees that there is caries, he puts me under anesthesia and then examines the tooth in detail to determine how deep the caries is and what he should do. I don't know why the dentist told you that. The anesthesia is paid separately - it costs about 10 leva. I also remember that there are anesthetics that are applied with special, very thin needles. They don't even feel the sting, but they are lighter and do not always catch me properly. That's why I prefer others that are put on with ordinary needles, because it's better to hurt me for a moment than to get rid of pain during the whole manipulation. From experience I tell you that nothing but anesthesia helps. Just change your dentist if you can't get along with him.
The anesthetic only hurts when you put it on. Trust me, I'm also a girl of 16 :)
There is such a way! If someone has given you analgesic hypnosis before. A well-known dentist from Stuttgart has been doing this for many years - for patients allergic to anesthetics or those who for one reason or another cannot or do not want to use anesthesia.
When I go and think it will hurt, I always want anesthesia. It is not true at all that anesthesia hurts! It just makes your gums tingle and you don't feel irritated, it's calmer. Insist when you think it will hurt. Depends on how deep the caries is. Repairs irritate you if ee alive nerve underneath, scraping does not hurt, only irritates the nerve of the tooth.
Yes, the anesthesia feels like a ringing in the gums, and I once had an inflamed gum and even the anesthesia didn't catch me hard and I felt everything, but for a cover I had to see the dentist in question three more times. If you still want anesthesia, do not rush to take medicine. Otherwise you will soon forget about this tooth, if you do not delay it so much out of fear.
It is not at all true that anesthesia hurts as much as the scraping itself. True, while they put it on you, the feeling is a little unpleasant, but then you don't feel it at all when they gnash their teeth! However, it all depends on the dentist. I have heard that some of them are afraid to put anesthesia.
Caries is removed without anesthesia. It doesn't hurt, nothing happens. Change your dentist - this thing is not good for her.
Isn't this dentist a 70-year-old grandmother by accident?
From the author: I don't know if it matters, but in principle I have inflamed gums .. some time ago it was a lot, but now not so much and the only thing the dentist puts me under anesthesia is a freezing spray, but I'm not afraid of a needle yet :(
THE NEEDLE IS NOT FELT, even if the gums are inflamed.
Hey, how does the needle not feel, do they pierce?
I have the same problem and I want to ask if they put me under anesthesia with a needle after the anesthesia catches me, will I feel pain when they make my tooth?
It's not natural, the anesthesia is for that, they didn't put it on me, but I think it only hurts while they put it on, even though they didn't give it to me, but ...
Don't worry about the treatment, but because you have a sore tooth, the anesthesia doesn't hurt. The needle itself is not felt, but a slight pressure is felt when the drug is injected. :-) do not worry. I am thirteen and have healthy teeth except for six. It is very likely that it will sting you three or four times and at most it will make your mouth bitter and calm down!
Don't worry about the treatment, but because you have a sore tooth, the anesthesia doesn't hurt. The needle itself is not felt, but a slight pressure is felt when the drug is injected. :-) do not worry. I am thirteen and have healthy teeth except for six. It is very likely that it will sting you three or four times and at most it will make your mouth bitter and calm down!
Because I am at the dentist tomorrow, I am afraid and I want to ask if the dentist is in pain, if it hurts, what is the pain, before that they will smear me with Lidocaine.
It hurts, but for a few seconds. People with sensitive gums and teeth can irritate the nerves there and hurt for years like me.
There is a spray with which they spray before anesthesia and you do not feel the needle, and they also say that only with the spray the pain from the typewriter is not felt. My dentist told me that anesthesia is harmful!
My problem is that I went to the dentist, he told me that it would not hurt without anesthesia, but it hurt and he had to give me anesthesia, but it never helped me, it started to hurt again, put two more and they did not help and then I refused and I will have to go again but I don't know what to do?
Girl tighten up. There's nothing to fear! So was I, and I am a woman of 30. Then your suffering will be many, many times more. And I was so afraid to fix my careers, which were harmless, and so they became holes and broke, I lost 3 teeth. They took them out from me and now I give them money to put in, four times more expensive. There is nothing scary, I sit down, they put an anesthetic on me with a needle as thin as a thread, and I don't feel anything at all, even after the procedure an hour passes and the anesthesia still holds me. Straighten your teeth while they have a small problem, then it's hell