The tell you to tell your dentist if you've had heart disase why
Answer:
Dentists sometimes anesthetize their patients. If you have a heart problem, there's a chance anesthesia could kill you.Moreover, if you have an eixsting heart problem, you may be at elevated risk of developing endocarditis. This is an inflammation of the heart that results from infection. While the teeth and the heart may not seem related, they are closer than you think. Often your mouth bleeds or gets a little bit cut up during all the scraping, poking and prodding during a dental procedure. Bacteria from your mouth can get into your bloodstream and lead to heart infection. endocarditis can be lethal and may require a heart transplant. It is serious. As it so happens, endocarditis is a problem for some folks with tongue piercings. So think about that before you get a barbell through your lengua.
Bleeding in the mouth can cause bacteria to enter the bloodstream and attack the heart. People with existing heart problems are at a higher risk and should take antibiotics before receiving treatment.
I was born with a heart murmer and I have to take an antibiotic everytime I go to the dentist...even if it's for a simple cleaning. The reason I take the medicine is because it helps protect my heart valve against infective or bacterial endocarditis as well as more severe heart conditions that can arise after certain dental procedures involving possible bleeding. When bleeding occurs during dental treatment, bacteria from the mouth possibly can enter the bloodstream. It is possible that these bacteria could work their way to the heart. This is very similar for heart disease patients. Not just those with a heart murmer. You DEFINATELY need to talk to both your doctor and your dentist if you have a heart condition such as this.
simple - if the dentist doesn't know it, you can die. a prolapsed mitral valve is the one that can cause the most damage. high blood pressue and disfunctioning vavles can lead to massive infection and in turn the infection can kill you in just a few short hours or days.
It kind of depends on what it is that is making your heart "bad". Dentistry is a medicine and science based field. It has an effect on the human body. We prescribe drugs for patients that can effect the whole body. It is therefore important for us to know what is the condition of that patient's body before we start doing anything on them.
People have mentioned bad valves and getting bacteria in the bloodstream that get to the valve, infect the heart and cause damage so severe that a new heart is needed.
But also, if a patient has high blood pressure. We all know that going to the dentist is stressful. Well what will that do to the patient's blood pressure? Epinephrine or adrenaline is in the anaesthetic we use to freeze the patients. A dentist does not want to use adrenal on a patient with high blood pressure because that will cause the blood pressure to rise. High blood pressure may cause prolonged bleeding if a procedure is performed where some bleeding occurs.
Or is the patient on blood thinners to prevent a heart attack or stroke? This is important to know before removing a tooth or two and starting some bleeding that won't stop.
These are just some examples to show you why dentists take a medical history and why it is important for patients to tell dentists what their medical condition is.
well there can be various kinds of bad heart like higher blood pressure , prosthetic valves, rheumatic dieseases etc.
yes its essential information for any dentist as if suffering a higher blood pressure and not a diagnosed case or not under medication can lead to various comlpications like prolonged bleeding after being operated which would not stop for hours till the pressure comes to normal, sometimes it may even lead to a condition called shock in some cases with very high pressure, mostly the anesthetics used in dental clinics contain adrenaline a vasoconstrictor in various concentrations which can elevate the heart rate and therby may lead to further complications and therby dentist would try to bring the blood pressure to normal or at a safe level so that there are no chances of such complications and can even decide the right kind of anaesthetic as per the patients pressure status.
in dental procedures there are more chances of bacteremia as bacterias come in direct contact with the bleeding and thus can reach to the endocardium via blood stream and certain individuals are more liable to endocarditis and valvitis and therby can lead to endocarditis or valvitis or sometimes pericarditis, some people have prosthetic valve and therby are more liable to infections, some people have artificial pace makers or they are suffering from rheumatic dieseases like arthritis which again increases the liability towards infection and dentist would operate under the required dose of antibiotics so that he can save you from getting infected.
so its not good but strictly advisable to report the condition to your dentist inorder to avoid comlpications post operative or while being opetrated .
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
What are the complications in extacting tooth in a hypertensive person?
Answer:
The amount of anesthetic may be limited due to the epinephrine in the anesthetic. The person should not sit up suddenly because the BP could drop. And Bleeding may be slightly increased, but it is manageable.
excess bleedind, angina pectoris, vasovagal syncope, postural syncope
What are the best whitening strpis for you teeth that are out right now??
There are so many brands out there just want to see which ones you have tried and if they made your teeth or gums sensitive afterward. I've heard using them too much affects your gums too. please let me know, thanks!
Answer:
Crest Whitestrips are great, but they are pretty expensive once you start using them regularly - they are about $30 per box. One brand I definitely recommend is Plus White 5 Minute Speed Whitening Gel. You can get it at Wal-mart for about $5. It doesn't make your teeth quite as sensitive, although it takes a few days more to fully whiten your teeth. You just swipe the gel on the entire front surface of the teeth you want to whiten and pull your lips back and sit like that for 15 minutes. Then you rinse it out. Yes, it is a little bit annoying sitting there like that, but using that method works better than mouth trays and strips, because you can get to the entire surface of the tooth, and whiten it all. I have been using this gel for about a year now, and I get a LOT of compliments on you bright my teeth are. Now, whatever brand you buy will make your teeth sensitive to some degree - what I do to combat this is use Crest Sensitivity toothpaste when the sensitivity gets annoying. Another product I recommend with use with the whitening gel is Listerine Whitening Pre-Brush Rinse. By itself, it does not really give shocking results, but I've found that this product really brightens my teeth. Good luck!
The Crest White Strips work the best to me. Even my dentist commented on how white my teeth were after using them.
I can't wait to see the answer!
2 points!
I use Crest whitestrips. They work. People notice how white my teeth are all the time. I haven't had any issues with my gums, but I know some people say that you can feel a very slight burning sensation if your gums aren't in the best of health.
Answer:
Crest Whitestrips are great, but they are pretty expensive once you start using them regularly - they are about $30 per box. One brand I definitely recommend is Plus White 5 Minute Speed Whitening Gel. You can get it at Wal-mart for about $5. It doesn't make your teeth quite as sensitive, although it takes a few days more to fully whiten your teeth. You just swipe the gel on the entire front surface of the teeth you want to whiten and pull your lips back and sit like that for 15 minutes. Then you rinse it out. Yes, it is a little bit annoying sitting there like that, but using that method works better than mouth trays and strips, because you can get to the entire surface of the tooth, and whiten it all. I have been using this gel for about a year now, and I get a LOT of compliments on you bright my teeth are. Now, whatever brand you buy will make your teeth sensitive to some degree - what I do to combat this is use Crest Sensitivity toothpaste when the sensitivity gets annoying. Another product I recommend with use with the whitening gel is Listerine Whitening Pre-Brush Rinse. By itself, it does not really give shocking results, but I've found that this product really brightens my teeth. Good luck!
The Crest White Strips work the best to me. Even my dentist commented on how white my teeth were after using them.
I can't wait to see the answer!
2 points!
I use Crest whitestrips. They work. People notice how white my teeth are all the time. I haven't had any issues with my gums, but I know some people say that you can feel a very slight burning sensation if your gums aren't in the best of health.
What are the best whitening strips?
Answer:
I've tried both Crest and Rembrandt, and I think Rembrandt is the better product. And Rembrandt is cheaper, too! I have the 7-day strips in a white and green box, in 'mint'. After using them for MAYBE 3 days, I was told by a few people that my teeth looked whiter.. I didn't get any compliments when using Crest.
crest
Well i have to say the best so far is crest!
Its safe for your teeth and affordable!Get a brighter smilein just five minutes a day with crest whitening strips!!With just five minutes daily use, you can gradually whiten your teeth for a brighter, more beautiful smile. The enamel-safe whitening ingredients removes surface stains, whitens by deep cleaning and protects from the build-up of everyday stains. You can use Crest Whitestrips Daily Multicare when it is convenient for you, even in the shower or before bed. Once you have achieved the level of whiteness you want, use regularly to help maintain your whiter smile.
well hope i ehlped sweetite and have a great day!!Good luck!
NONE
crest
my dentist tells me not you use crest beacuse they leave a white strip and they are unconfortable. SHe recomends remembrant
Actually the best thing is the colgate simply white
What are the best whitening strips to use for your teeth?
Is there another way to whiten teeth besides using whitening strips.
Answer:
Yes! You can use Crest White Strips, or you can go the expensive way and talk to your doctor. But the best thing to do is pray, pray about all your problems, God is ALWAYS listening to you!
I am a fan of the Crest Whitening strips, I saw results in a couple of days.
bleaching, which you can get little teeth bleaching kits at the grocery store, or go to your dentist and ask 4 places to get surgery and have white, strait teeth, but that can cost serious $$$~~
Try the Aquafresh White Tray. I heard its pretty good and you get results in a week with proper use.http://www.aquafresh.com/
Rembrandt Intense Stain removal toothpaste. Be very wary when using whitening strips because they remove your enamel which doesn't really grow back. It can leave you will super sensitive teeth. My friend used them and she had this problem. Eating daily is now difficult because it hurts and aches. Before you whiten your teeth with the strips ask yourself if its worth it. But seriously invest the $7 in the Rembrandt toothpaste first, if that doesn't work then use the strips if you dare.
crest whitestrips work great..i use them because they are really effective..i used them for a week and i started noticing a difference right than..patients that come into my office use them and ive noticed a difference in the whiteness and brightness of their teeth,using the shade guide at my office i deffinantly noticed a difference, great stuff:)also used remberant whitening toothpaste paste as well..
Crest white strips work great. But you can go to your local dentist and get a standard bleaching trey, they are not as expensive as everyone here is saying. When i had mine done, it was about $200. Which isn't terrible.
Crest White strips, cheaper than going to the dentist the only thing it does not whiten your back teeth/molars due to the strips being too short. But you will see results in a couple of days. And you can't notice the back teeth not white. It runs about $25 per box.
Home teeth whitening systems are not as strong as the kits that professional teeth whitening dentists use, so the results are never as bright. While these teeth bleaching kits are inexpensive and relatively easy to use, they aren't perfect. Try products from http://www.maximumteethwhitening.com... . Then are certified to work like professional teeth whitening,except for the overly cost of course.
there is a best way to get pearly white teeth. try this link that will lead you to heavenly white teeth. check out http://www.maximumteethwhitening.com... this contains high and powerful bleaching ingredients that will give professional whitening results.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/370806/rem...Have a look at this but am not sure if its safe or real!:)
Answer:
Yes! You can use Crest White Strips, or you can go the expensive way and talk to your doctor. But the best thing to do is pray, pray about all your problems, God is ALWAYS listening to you!
I am a fan of the Crest Whitening strips, I saw results in a couple of days.
bleaching, which you can get little teeth bleaching kits at the grocery store, or go to your dentist and ask 4 places to get surgery and have white, strait teeth, but that can cost serious $$$~~
Try the Aquafresh White Tray. I heard its pretty good and you get results in a week with proper use.http://www.aquafresh.com/
Rembrandt Intense Stain removal toothpaste. Be very wary when using whitening strips because they remove your enamel which doesn't really grow back. It can leave you will super sensitive teeth. My friend used them and she had this problem. Eating daily is now difficult because it hurts and aches. Before you whiten your teeth with the strips ask yourself if its worth it. But seriously invest the $7 in the Rembrandt toothpaste first, if that doesn't work then use the strips if you dare.
crest whitestrips work great..i use them because they are really effective..i used them for a week and i started noticing a difference right than..patients that come into my office use them and ive noticed a difference in the whiteness and brightness of their teeth,using the shade guide at my office i deffinantly noticed a difference, great stuff:)also used remberant whitening toothpaste paste as well..
Crest white strips work great. But you can go to your local dentist and get a standard bleaching trey, they are not as expensive as everyone here is saying. When i had mine done, it was about $200. Which isn't terrible.
Crest White strips, cheaper than going to the dentist the only thing it does not whiten your back teeth/molars due to the strips being too short. But you will see results in a couple of days. And you can't notice the back teeth not white. It runs about $25 per box.
Home teeth whitening systems are not as strong as the kits that professional teeth whitening dentists use, so the results are never as bright. While these teeth bleaching kits are inexpensive and relatively easy to use, they aren't perfect. Try products from http://www.maximumteethwhitening.com... . Then are certified to work like professional teeth whitening,except for the overly cost of course.
there is a best way to get pearly white teeth. try this link that will lead you to heavenly white teeth. check out http://www.maximumteethwhitening.com... this contains high and powerful bleaching ingredients that will give professional whitening results.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/370806/rem...Have a look at this but am not sure if its safe or real!:)
What are the best teeth whitening procedures that are not alot of money?
I have braces and when i get them off i am going to get my teeth whitened so there will not be that ugly stripe of yellow on my teeth they will be the same color!!
Answer:
Overall I would say that most of my patient's have had some measure of success with the Crest Whitestrips, some more than others. Our office uses Crest Supreme which are much stronger than what you can buy in a drugstore and don't cost that much more ($60.00 vs $30.00). You can purchase the drugstore version, but do yourself the favor of using them right after you get your teeth cleaned as any staining and buildup (tartar or plaque) will impede their ability to work. Also, don't use fluoride toothpaste before putting the strips on (same reason). The strips are probably your best low price alternative, much less than in office whitening or custom trays (about $500.00). Most whitening toothpastes just remove stain on the surfaces of your teeth and therefore are not so effective. Whatever method you use it will not whiten your teeth for life, as you age your teeth will get darker and may need to be whitened again.
Good luck!
JAMRDH - a dental hygienist
Well they have whitening mouthwash that you could start using now that works well. It's not too expensive and works. There are crest white strips that work really well, but they are kinda spendy.
Crest White Strips work good. ^^ $30
Well I'm no dentist, but if you really want a procedure, ok, but something very cheap that still works? Cinnamon. It sounds whack, but ground cinnamon in place of toothpaste whitens well, and how much does cinnamon cost?
any type of Crest White Stripes should work, that's what I used when I got my braces off.
What is your definition of a lot of money? If you go to the dentist it could be $300-$600... That seems like a lot of money to me! I have been looking for a good alternative for dental bleaching. I recently tried using "maximum teeth whitening". I have never seen any product that works so well. I noticed a difference the first time that I used it. I think that it cost like $30 for the kit, but they gave me free refills for being a first time customer. It should last me a few months if I use it every day. I will probably only use it a few times a week though. I
Crest white strips didnt work well for me, but Crest Whitening Rinse works the best use it everyday, its a mouthwash and it whites teeth, if you have yellow spots from braces those cant be removed they will always be there
Answer:
Overall I would say that most of my patient's have had some measure of success with the Crest Whitestrips, some more than others. Our office uses Crest Supreme which are much stronger than what you can buy in a drugstore and don't cost that much more ($60.00 vs $30.00). You can purchase the drugstore version, but do yourself the favor of using them right after you get your teeth cleaned as any staining and buildup (tartar or plaque) will impede their ability to work. Also, don't use fluoride toothpaste before putting the strips on (same reason). The strips are probably your best low price alternative, much less than in office whitening or custom trays (about $500.00). Most whitening toothpastes just remove stain on the surfaces of your teeth and therefore are not so effective. Whatever method you use it will not whiten your teeth for life, as you age your teeth will get darker and may need to be whitened again.
Good luck!
JAMRDH - a dental hygienist
Well they have whitening mouthwash that you could start using now that works well. It's not too expensive and works. There are crest white strips that work really well, but they are kinda spendy.
Crest White Strips work good. ^^ $30
Well I'm no dentist, but if you really want a procedure, ok, but something very cheap that still works? Cinnamon. It sounds whack, but ground cinnamon in place of toothpaste whitens well, and how much does cinnamon cost?
any type of Crest White Stripes should work, that's what I used when I got my braces off.
What is your definition of a lot of money? If you go to the dentist it could be $300-$600... That seems like a lot of money to me! I have been looking for a good alternative for dental bleaching. I recently tried using "maximum teeth whitening". I have never seen any product that works so well. I noticed a difference the first time that I used it. I think that it cost like $30 for the kit, but they gave me free refills for being a first time customer. It should last me a few months if I use it every day. I will probably only use it a few times a week though. I
Crest white strips didnt work well for me, but Crest Whitening Rinse works the best use it everyday, its a mouthwash and it whites teeth, if you have yellow spots from braces those cant be removed they will always be there
Saturday, October 31, 2009
What are the benefits of me getting a tooth out by an oral surgeon rather than a regular dentist??
I'm extrememly nervous! It's tomorrow!!
Answer:
An oral surgeon has far more experience and is likely to have better skills at extraction. He or she will also have more experience in pain management both during the tooth removal and afterward.
an oral surgeon actually knows how to do it. A dentist doesn't.
Being put to sleep. I just had 3 of my wisdom teeth pulled by the regular dentist and just shots were not enough for the pain, trust me! And if any of the teeth are impacted in any way the oral surgeon can manuever these better than the regular dentist.
The benfits are this is what the oral surgeon does for a living. All he does is pull teeth and do oral surgery.
There isn't any difference in it really. It may cost a little bit more but it will be worth it in the long run.
Usually when a oral surgeon pulls a tooth you are totally unconscious under and this alone is well worth the extra cost!
I agree, oral surgeon is way better.
They can put you to sleep, which some dentists can also do. And, if it is a tricky tooth/extraction they have all the instruments necessary for surical extractions.
A dentist can deal with a normal extraction. The Oral surgeon is a specialist and is better trained to deal with any problems. The surgeon is more expensive, but there must have been a reason you were referred to him . You can get a pill if you are very nervous.
None, but if the tooth is under the gum line and not actually exposed the dentist will send you to an oral surgeon. When I was younger my mouth was too small for the baby teeth to fall out, they would get loose, but get stuck between other teeth, I had to have several removed by a dentist. Recently they found my wisdom teeth never came up, so I was refered to an oral surgeon to have them removed Monday. Either way it will hurt afterwards. A dentist will numb you with a needle, the needle hurts, but only for a second or two, the pain comes when you're all done and go home, just be happy you don't need an actual extraction from under the gum line and they don't need to cut into you! You'll do just fine, when you worry it is much more worse, because you panic, just try to relax and it will be over with soon enough. Good luck!
Anesthesia and better perscriptions! You'll pay more, but it's worth it. I hate the dentist. I have to have a vallium for a filling. If you're scared go to the surgeon and get anesthatized. I wouldn't think twice about it.
HELLO,
THE ONLY REAL DIFFERENCE IS IN THE AMOUNT OF EXTRACTIONS DONE BY EACH. THE OS DOES EXTRACTIONS EACH AND EVERY DAY. THE GENERAL DENTIST DOES A WIDE VARIETY OF PROCEDURES.
A huge deffirence between them
You can just relax under the hands of surgeont because he has a huge experience in this and have the proper instrument and he can easly solve any problem that he might face also the time much shorter
Go for the more experience and the more science
An oral surgeon just has more practice at oral surgery (obvious, no?) He isnt responsible for your oral hygine, like brushing teeth, etc. hes just there to pull teeth really. But ive had 4 teeth removed in one sitting, i was perfectly OKAY when it was done. I was nervous to.. what happens is you go in, they tell you not to eat a while before so you fall asleep easier, they use a small needle, on a prenumbed portion of your arm to help with the sleep process, you get woozy and you inhale sleeping gas and fall asleep, you wake up with a small hole in your gums clotting itself and your givien powerfull pain killers to help numb the already numb pain. Its no big deal, actually.
An oral surgeon can put you under so you dont have to feel anything or be awake. A dentist can numb you so you dont feel anything and possibly give you a little gas to calm you, but at the dentist office you will be coherent during the visit.
I used to work at the Oral Surgery Unit at the Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City, and we have both general dentists and oral surgeons on-staff. This is how they usually route the extraction cases-- Non-surgicals go to the GPs and the surgicals go to the OMFSes.General practice dentists are very well-trained in doing non-surgical extractions (i.e. extractions that do not require cutting away gum and drilling away bone).Oral surgeons are very well-trained in doing surgical extractions (i.e. extractions that requires cutting away gum and drilling away bone, such as bony-impacted wisdom teeth) and other oromaxillofacial surgery such as sinus lifts, orthognathic surgery, etc.If your dentist feels an extraction is too complicated, he will refer you to an oral surgeon. If it is a non-complex straight non-surgical extraction, any general-practice dentist can handle it.Hope this helps.
The stuff the oral surgeon uses to knock you out is great! I felt so at peace and at ease the rest of the day. Think it was the valium in it. I had four wisdom teeth pulled all at once. During the prep, they stuck a big black rubber block in my mouth, and about at time I decided I didn't want to be there. About two seconds later, I was out! When I woke up, I felt so relaxed. I'd love to be put out for all my dental needs! If you're worried, don't be. You won't be awake for any of it.
Answer:
An oral surgeon has far more experience and is likely to have better skills at extraction. He or she will also have more experience in pain management both during the tooth removal and afterward.
an oral surgeon actually knows how to do it. A dentist doesn't.
Being put to sleep. I just had 3 of my wisdom teeth pulled by the regular dentist and just shots were not enough for the pain, trust me! And if any of the teeth are impacted in any way the oral surgeon can manuever these better than the regular dentist.
The benfits are this is what the oral surgeon does for a living. All he does is pull teeth and do oral surgery.
There isn't any difference in it really. It may cost a little bit more but it will be worth it in the long run.
Usually when a oral surgeon pulls a tooth you are totally unconscious under and this alone is well worth the extra cost!
I agree, oral surgeon is way better.
They can put you to sleep, which some dentists can also do. And, if it is a tricky tooth/extraction they have all the instruments necessary for surical extractions.
A dentist can deal with a normal extraction. The Oral surgeon is a specialist and is better trained to deal with any problems. The surgeon is more expensive, but there must have been a reason you were referred to him . You can get a pill if you are very nervous.
None, but if the tooth is under the gum line and not actually exposed the dentist will send you to an oral surgeon. When I was younger my mouth was too small for the baby teeth to fall out, they would get loose, but get stuck between other teeth, I had to have several removed by a dentist. Recently they found my wisdom teeth never came up, so I was refered to an oral surgeon to have them removed Monday. Either way it will hurt afterwards. A dentist will numb you with a needle, the needle hurts, but only for a second or two, the pain comes when you're all done and go home, just be happy you don't need an actual extraction from under the gum line and they don't need to cut into you! You'll do just fine, when you worry it is much more worse, because you panic, just try to relax and it will be over with soon enough. Good luck!
Anesthesia and better perscriptions! You'll pay more, but it's worth it. I hate the dentist. I have to have a vallium for a filling. If you're scared go to the surgeon and get anesthatized. I wouldn't think twice about it.
HELLO,
THE ONLY REAL DIFFERENCE IS IN THE AMOUNT OF EXTRACTIONS DONE BY EACH. THE OS DOES EXTRACTIONS EACH AND EVERY DAY. THE GENERAL DENTIST DOES A WIDE VARIETY OF PROCEDURES.
A huge deffirence between them
You can just relax under the hands of surgeont because he has a huge experience in this and have the proper instrument and he can easly solve any problem that he might face also the time much shorter
Go for the more experience and the more science
An oral surgeon just has more practice at oral surgery (obvious, no?) He isnt responsible for your oral hygine, like brushing teeth, etc. hes just there to pull teeth really. But ive had 4 teeth removed in one sitting, i was perfectly OKAY when it was done. I was nervous to.. what happens is you go in, they tell you not to eat a while before so you fall asleep easier, they use a small needle, on a prenumbed portion of your arm to help with the sleep process, you get woozy and you inhale sleeping gas and fall asleep, you wake up with a small hole in your gums clotting itself and your givien powerfull pain killers to help numb the already numb pain. Its no big deal, actually.
An oral surgeon can put you under so you dont have to feel anything or be awake. A dentist can numb you so you dont feel anything and possibly give you a little gas to calm you, but at the dentist office you will be coherent during the visit.
I used to work at the Oral Surgery Unit at the Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City, and we have both general dentists and oral surgeons on-staff. This is how they usually route the extraction cases-- Non-surgicals go to the GPs and the surgicals go to the OMFSes.General practice dentists are very well-trained in doing non-surgical extractions (i.e. extractions that do not require cutting away gum and drilling away bone).Oral surgeons are very well-trained in doing surgical extractions (i.e. extractions that requires cutting away gum and drilling away bone, such as bony-impacted wisdom teeth) and other oromaxillofacial surgery such as sinus lifts, orthognathic surgery, etc.If your dentist feels an extraction is too complicated, he will refer you to an oral surgeon. If it is a non-complex straight non-surgical extraction, any general-practice dentist can handle it.Hope this helps.
The stuff the oral surgeon uses to knock you out is great! I felt so at peace and at ease the rest of the day. Think it was the valium in it. I had four wisdom teeth pulled all at once. During the prep, they stuck a big black rubber block in my mouth, and about at time I decided I didn't want to be there. About two seconds later, I was out! When I woke up, I felt so relaxed. I'd love to be put out for all my dental needs! If you're worried, don't be. You won't be awake for any of it.
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