It's out but not without a struggle, she was pulling this way and that and then said 'this tooth is not ready to leave you yet'. Then there was talk of seeing a specialist but eventually it came loose. The x-ray had shown a thickening of the root so I think she was expecting a hard slog
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Sorry to stop the humour but here's the tech bit...
Anaesthetic comes in cartridges in set amounts so economy not really an issue.
If there's a large amount of infection then anaesthetic won't work well, you'll need antibiotics first.
Yes, definately easier and quicker if patient is numbed up.
Any dentist should be able to give effective pain relief via anaesthetic, occasionally some areas can be tricky but not impossible.
There are rigies in every business.
Sorry...back to plants...
"Humour"?......I suggest nothing very humorous in what I posted!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bradford/7754804.stm
An extraction at 11-10am
Oh no! Hope it goes ok Fishy. It's not your chewing one is it?!?!?
It's a molar yes plant pauper
I'll just lay back and think of gardening...
Whatever you do DON'T CLOSE YOUR EYES!!!!!
It's out but not without a struggle, she was pulling this way and that and then said 'this tooth is not ready to leave you yet'. Then there was talk of seeing a specialist but eventually it came loose. The x-ray had shown a thickening of the root so I think she was expecting a hard slog