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Laughing gas?? :(


Question Posted Monday January 28 2008, 6:05 pm

Okay so on Wednesday (Jan. 30, 2008) I'm getting 5 baby teeth pulled out. My dentist said he was gonna use novicaine (sp?) and laughing gas. I'm so scared! I don't care about the novicaine, but laughing gas?? Is it supposed to put me to sleep? I'm so nervous I feel like I'll freak out as I'm falling asleep! How does it feel? Do you just get drowsy and eventually fall asleep? Does this mean I'll feel no pain when they yank out the 5 teeth? AHH help me! I don't want to be so scared.

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Additional info, added Tuesday January 29 2008, 8:45 pm:
Okay so NOW I know that it makes you feel all giddy and happy and lala land but how does it really feel??

PPS. I've already had novacaine, so I don't really care about the needle or whatever.
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AquamarineRose answered Tuesday January 29 2008, 7:02 pm:
So, in my sixteen years of living, I have seriously had like 20 teeth extracted from my mouth. So I have lots of experience with laughing gas. And novocaine is just a huge pain in the ass. And you will hate it once the dental procedure is over. Personally though, I'm not a huge fan of laughing gas whatsoever. It tickles my nose. I feel way too relaxed, and you'll just feel so...floaty. Not at all sleepy, so nothing to worry about there. And no, you will not feel any pain at all when getting the teeth yanked. You might physically feel when they are coming out, or you might hear some crunching noises, but it will not hurt at all. So no need to be scared. The laughing gas will relax you.

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uisforukelele answered Monday January 28 2008, 8:09 pm:
laughing gas is AWESOME. i'm not going to lie... i look forward to it. it's just like being in a dream- you feel light as air, and you could not care less what the doctors are doing. you might feel a little pressure in your mouth when they're pulling the teeth... but really, once they put you on it, within a few minutes you are in the best mood ever and seriously could not care about whatever else is going on. it doesn't put you to sleep... you may fall asleep (like i do), but it's not an actual anesthetic. they put you on the laughing gas before they do the numbing shots, so you can't really even feel the shots. you will feel very little or no pain at all. i can't really describe how it feels any further, but it's like better than sleeping in. whenever i go to the dentist for a simple cleaning, i ask if they can put me on laughing gas because i love it! there's probably not anything we can say that will calm your nerves, but once they give you the laughing gas you will definitely calm down. i hope all goes well :)

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ASAPcamille answered Monday January 28 2008, 7:19 pm:
With the laughing gas, you feel no pain.
You get drowsy and just go into a deep sleep, and a lot of times have weird dreams, haha.
But with novacaine and laughing gas, no pain will be felt during the procedure- but I can't say the same about after it is done.
Maybe after take some pain relievers, and sleep off the pain
good luck!

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xomegaroni answered Monday January 28 2008, 6:53 pm:
Here's a website-

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That site gives you a lot of good information and personal experiences with laughing gas. If you want more information, feel free to ask your dentist or you can search google.

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WITHOUTaDOUBT answered Monday January 28 2008, 6:46 pm:
It feels like a legal way of being high. It's nice, I've had it when I had dental work done. Don't worry about it.

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