Re: Wisdom tooth extraction
- From: "Bobcat" <bob_catt@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 17 May 2006 07:08:00 -0700
Steven Bornfeld wrote:
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 drink 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
Thanks for your help, Steve. Based partly on what you and my SO say,
I've decided to have the local. I've never had a wisdom tooth out,
which I know can be rough, but I've had other major dental work
including numerous root canals and crowns under local anesthetic, and
had no problems.
One other thing: you say someone should drive me home if I have a GA,
which makes sense. Unfortunately there no one's available at the time
of the appointment, and I don't feel like springing for a cab. So,
local it is. Thanks again.
.
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