Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
A piece of my wisdom tooth broke this morning when I was eating chewing gum. I did not see any browning of the tooth. Will I be able to get it removed under general anesthesia instead of the local anesthesia because I have a huge phobia of the dentist and the dental procedures?
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
There is absolutely no need to worry. I would not suggest a general anesthesia for teeth-related problems. You can safely undergo tooth removal under local anesthesia without any pain. I suggest you see some good and experienced dentist as he will do the job easily and you will get surprised by how painless the procedure is.
Hope I have clarified your query.
Thank you.
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Answered byDr. Sohail Hussain Zargar
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