After ur gum is numb by the injection .. will u still feel the dentist using the equip pulling ur wisdom tooth
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You should not feel any pain during the extraction, just alot of pressure. If you do feel pain let the dentist know!
I used to be so scared of dentists, too. But when I finally had to go, I realised that it not that bad. Don't worry, I had 2 of my wisdom teeth pulled and felt almost nothing. But to be more precise, I felt a bit of pressure applied on my jaw, nothing painful. Go ahead, toothache kills!!
Of course! He's pulling something out of your head.
you may feel some pressure but you shouldnt feel any pain. close your eyes and think of something like lwhat you are going to do next weekend.
no pain, but pressure and tugging as he yanks it out !...sorry...you'll be fine. if you can feel pain then give his arm a pinch to get his attention.
HELL YES YOU WILL FEEL IT. Depending on how much morphine he uses, it can feel like spaghetti being suctioned out of your gums (weird, isnt it?), or it can hurt like your jaw is cracking. I would suggest asking the doctor to use laughing gas.
No,you shouldn't.but if you do,raise your left hand and the dentist will stop.Tell them you feel it and they numb you more.More nervous you are less numb you get.your mussles get taight and the med doesn't get where it spose to.so don't worry,stay calm.
Before beginning the process your dentist tests to see if you're numb. Just tell if you feel pain, but after getting numb you feel ABSOLUTELY no pain, the tooth is out before you even know and the process is less than a minute. You just feel pressure before he pulls out the tooth, but no pain at all.
no you should not
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