Re: Wisdom tooth extraction
- From: Steven Bornfeld <dentaltwinmung@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 12:57:46 GMT
Bobcat wrote:
I'm new to this group so I'm afraid this question may be stale here.
Yesterday on a referral from my dentist I phoned the office of a dental
surgeon to make an appointment to have one of wisdom teeth extracted.
The person who answered asked me if I preferred a local anesthetic, or
to be put right out. I wasn't ready for this, so I said I'd opt for the
local, but I'm having second thoughts. I have until June 6th to change
my decision. May I have some input from you who've had wisdom tooth
extraction, please? I'd really appreciate it.
Bobcat
In the end, the decision is yours. If you're really anxious, I'd consider GA. You will have to not have anything to eat or dring for a minimum of 6-8 hrs. beforehand, and will need to go with someone who can take you home.
Remember that some wisdom teeth are erupted and straightforward extractions; some are complicated and deeply impacted.
If you're not a nervous type, and can understand that with the local anesthetic you will still feel pressure and hear strange noises, opt for local. If thinking about the procedure is going to keep you up nights until June 6, decide to have a general and forget about it.
Steve
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