Deep cleanings: Most patients require and get local anesthesia for this procedure and therefore don't feel anything. Some patients with high pain thresholds only need topical anesthetics and\or sweet air. Individuals with extremely high pain thresholds can have the procedure without any pain control techniques.
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It could: This procedure is often accomplished under local anesthesia in order to keep it from hurting. It is essential have it done to preserve your dental health if you have periodontal issues requiring it, though.
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