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I have to have nitrous oxide for one section of my mouth, and they offer it. Money is not a concern. Quality work is. Thanks |
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2009-06-29 18:20:35
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Yes, they've got a very wide range of specialists there, and it's a particularly good place if you've got a more complex problem than a few fillings or crowns.
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2009-06-29 20:41:23
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Super Member Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,215 Joined: 2007-01-17 From: Krung Thep Member No.: 40,740 |
QUOTE (taxout @ 2009-06-29 07:20:35)  Yes, they've got a very wide range of specialists there, and it's a particularly good place if you've got a more complex problem than a few fillings or crowns. Sounds perfect. For 80% of my mouth, a shot always does it. But due to some childhood surgery I am in agony on my upper front four teeth...and I do mean agony. Shots do nothing at all. Nitrous oxide there usually gets me through. Thanks! |
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2009-07-04 13:34:11
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 241 Joined: 2005-04-21 From: jomtien Member No.: 18,449 |
QUOTE (phetaroi @ 2009-06-29 20:41:23) QUOTE (taxout @ 2009-06-29 07:20:35) Yes, they've got a very wide range of specialists there, and it's a particularly good place if you've got a more complex problem than a few fillings or crowns. Sounds perfect. For 80% of my mouth, a shot always does it. But due to some childhood surgery I am in agony on my upper front four teeth...and I do mean agony. Shots do nothing at all. Nitrous oxide there usually gets me through. Thanks! The shot you take which I assume is novacaine is a much stronger anesthetic than nitrous gas. So if you really need your tooth to be totally numb....novacaine injection will be best. |
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2009-07-04 18:29:11
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2009-07-08 19:54:26
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Super Member Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,215 Joined: 2007-01-17 From: Krung Thep Member No.: 40,740 |
QUOTE (ericg1953 @ 2009-07-04 02:34:11) QUOTE (phetaroi @ 2009-06-29 20:41:23) QUOTE (taxout @ 2009-06-29 07:20:35) Yes, they've got a very wide range of specialists there, and it's a particularly good place if you've got a more complex problem than a few fillings or crowns. Sounds perfect. For 80% of my mouth, a shot always does it. But due to some childhood surgery I am in agony on my upper front four teeth...and I do mean agony. Shots do nothing at all. Nitrous oxide there usually gets me through. Thanks! The shot you take which I assume is novacaine is a much stronger anesthetic than nitrous gas. So if you really need your tooth to be totally numb....novacaine injection will be best. I think you overlooked my earlier post. Shots do nothing for me in that one section of my mouth. But, thanks for your input. |
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