Which Oral Sedation Medication is Right for You?
There are many types of anesthesia available at this office: Local anesthesia is the standard method used in most dental offices. Nitrous oxide “Laughing Gas” helps to relax many, is reduces pain some too. Intermuscular injection of medications “IM Sedation” usually includes a narcotic with a tranquilizer- Nitrous oxide is also included with this method. […]
Getting a tooth extracted typically involves the following steps:
Anesthesia: Your dentist will numb the area around the tooth to be extracted with a local anesthetic. Tooth extraction: The dentist will use special tools to loosen the tooth and then remove it from the socket. Bleeding control: After the tooth is extracted, gauze will be placed over the socket to control bleeding. Pain management: […]
Signs of a Cavity: What You Should Know
O- boy I do not want to get a cavity! You can prevent cavities by brushing your teeth, I recommend 3 times a day. Use chewing gum containing xylitol. Cavities can be reversed if you start soon enough. I use fluoride and MI paste, believe it or not if you are fast enough you can […]
What is dental anesthesia like
Dental anesthesia is used to numb the mouth and/or throat so that dental procedures can be performed without causing discomfort or pain. There are several types of dental anesthesia, including: Local anesthesia: This numbs a specific area of the mouth and is used for procedures like fillings or tooth extractions. Conscious sedation: This involves taking […]
What is wisdom tooth extraction like
Wisdom tooth extraction is a common oral surgery procedure to remove one or more wisdom teeth that are impacted, causing pain or crowding. Here’s what to expect during the procedure: Anesthesia: Your dentist may use local anesthesia, conscious sedation, or general anesthesia, depending on the complexity of the extraction. Tooth extraction: The dentist will use […]
What do I do for tmj pain
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain can be caused by a variety of factors, including stress, arthritis, injury, or misaligned teeth. Here are some steps you can take to relieve TMJ pain: Apply heat or cold: Applying a warm towel or ice pack to the affected area can help reduce pain and swelling. Practice gentle jaw exercises: […]