How many injections are necessary in a tooth extraction? Â

How many injections are necessary in a tooth extraction?  

answers 0:And does it hurt to get a tooth pulled. What happens?answers 1:It depends on the tooth. Typically, a dentist can make only a few injections. But let me tell you something neat about dental injections. As the dentist begins to inject, he is injecting a numbing substance. So very quickly, the numbing begins and you can't feel the rest of the injection. So there is only a tiny prick, like a pinch, in the beginning of the injection, and it feels a lot better immediately. As for the tooth, you should feel nothing when it is being extracted. The dentist will take some forceps and remove the tooth, and then suture the area. You will be numb for all of this and feel nothing. Afterward, he will give you pain medication and it will feel almost completely better probably in 4-5 days. If you don't want to get any injections, you can ask to be put to sleep for ! the procedure. This is more expensive, but you will remember nothing about the extraction....answers 2:Multiple injections. Of course it hurts, you're getting needles shoved into your face and some of your skeletal structure is being rearranged. Will you survive? --yesWill you go into shock from too much pain? --noWhat does the pain rate? --4/10Is it necessary? --yesIs the alternative (not doing it) worse? --yesWill you forget about it in a few months? --yesWhat's the scariest part of it? --the dentist...answers 3:One hit by a good dentist is all it takes. But few are good. Some may have to do it 6 times if they arent great at anatomy. Also the novocaine is now all made in China and is weak and crappy. It takes so much that some squirts back out and has to be administered again.If all goes well, one shot right in the nerve to block it, one grab with the pliers and a tug and its out. If they don't get a good grip the pliers can slip and hit and chip healthy teeth. Or t! he tooth can shatter and each piece has to be dug out....answe! rs 4:numbing gel, you have to ask for numbing gel to dull the pin prick of the needle numbing the gum with novocaine