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New Dental bridge with anaesthesia?
I have a dental bridge which has been now discolored.So I want to change it.When I will go to change the bridge will the dentist give any kind of anaesthesia ?
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Hello.. Already the teeth had been trimmed and bridge placed..
Now again the teeth will be trimmed once.. It usually won't cause more discomfort.. It will be tolerable..
If you can't tolerate pain means, you will be given local anesthesia..
No need to worry about it.. The numbness will gradually subside..
For further queries.. Follow me up.. With xray
Thank you..
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Yes the doctor will administer local anesthesia for the pain-free procedure.
But if u can bear a little discomfort, procedure can be performed without anesthesia also.
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Hello sir,
In order to provide a painless experience for your bridge removal local anaesthesia is needed.
It will be administered in the concerned area which need to be operated. Anaesthetic effect will wear off in next 2-2.5 hours.
It's just a single visit procedure.
Just relax and consult your nearest doctor.
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Ye might give u some anaesthesia in order to remove the bridge painless but if u ready to bear some pain it can be done without anaesthesia also
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