pain control methods for dental treatments
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Pain Control Methods for Dental
Treatments
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Nervous patients have a difficult time going to the
dentist for checkups or dental treatments. The fear of
undergoing certain procedures in the dental clinic can
lead to neglected dental health, because some
individuals opt not to have their teeth checked, for
fear of going through a fearful or painful experience.
This avoidance of regular dental treatments or routine
dental checkups can lead to even more serious dental
problems, which can be more uncomfortable to treat.
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Nervous patient options are now offered to patients
who have a difficult time going to the dentist because
of dental fear. These options make it possible for
anxious patients to get the necessary treatment in a
more comfortable manner. Nervous patient care
options, such as conscious sedation, allow the patient
to be unaware of any unpleasant parts of the treatment,
so that he or she will not have a traumatic experience
with the procedure.
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One of the most common causes of dental anxiety is
the fear of pain. Faced with the possibility of going
through a painful procedure, a nervous patient will
most likely do everything to avoid the dental
treatment. Even just the idea of a painful procedure
can be enough to start a panic attack on fearful
patients. Innovations in the world of dentistry have
helped in developing a number of pain management
options, which are designed to make the patient
experience very minimal to zero discomfort during
dental treatments.
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Pain Control Methods
Laser Drill – Using a laser drill during a dental
treatment exposes the patient to significantly less pain
compared to the traditional dental drill. The laser drill
also eliminates the noise made by conventional drills,
which can aggravate a patient’s anxiety level.
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Topical Anesthesia – Topical anesthesia is used to
numb the gums or the soft tissue of the inner mouth
prior to the injection of the local anesthesia. The
patient will feel less of the needle prick when the area
is numbed beforehand with a topical anesthetic.
Electronic Anesthesia – Electrodes are used to direct
electric current to the jaw, which numbs the area. This
method can be used as an alternative to local
anesthesia injections prior to a dental procedure.
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Nitrous Oxide – Commonly referred to as “laughing
gas”, this method is used to bring a patient to a
completely relaxed, almost euphoric state of mind.
Nitrous oxide is one of the most common pain control
methods used in dental clinics.
Conscious Sedation – The sedative is administered
through an IV line, placing the patient in a very
relaxed state without the loss of consciousness
throughout the procedure.
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General Anesthesia – Used in cases when other pain
control techniques are not sufficient to manage pain for
a dental treatment. Under general anesthesia, the whole
body is numbed, and the patient is put in a sleep state.
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