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What are the common dental analgesia methods in addition to injection?
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Options: Miriam webster definition of analgesia : insensibility to pain without loss of consciousness some options commonly used in dentistry may include oral sedation with or without nitrous oxide and oxygent. Some practices may also offer hypnosis.
Answered 8/23/2012
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Several: Oral sedation, nitrous oxide, general anesthesia... Laser dentistry may avoid injection anesthetic.
Answered 9/29/2012
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