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Dentist sedation


Question Posted Saturday February 26 2011, 7:41 pm

What do dentist's use to sedate patients? Is it
laughing gas?

If i ask the dentist to sedate me and they use
laughing gas will it knock me out completely like
anesthesia used for surgeries or will i be in twilight sleep?

Will i be aware of what the dentist is doing?

Thank you :)


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adviceman49 answered Monday February 28 2011, 10:09 am:
Hi I'm someone who is old enough to be your parent. I am an advisor on this sight so I can make sure that people who write us get straight answer.

I'm sorry but 1xxcupcakexx1 is wrong in her answer. Laughing gas alone will not put you to sleep. It is meant to relax you and to help you not feel pain. If it was a sedative many of the EMTs and Paramedics that use it while transporting patients would not be allowed to as sedation medications are strictly for a Doctor or Nurse Anaesthetist to administer. You can get real giddy depending on the gas oxygen mixture.

1xxcupcakexx1 Dentist may have used laughing gas and light sedation in combination.

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1xxcupcakexx1 answered Sunday February 27 2011, 1:51 pm:
hey
i had my tooth out and had to be put to sleep. they do use laughing gas and it makes you drowze and you have NO clue what they are doing.
its like a sleep you go to sleep then wake up not nowing anything that has happened
xx

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