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A member asked:
How do you get pain meds from dds?
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See below: A dentist typically prescribes potent analgesics for pain caused by a procedure.
Answered 7/8/2012
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Why do you need em?: Any responsible dentist will give pain meds to a patient if they had work to warrant them. Some people have a low tolerance for pain and take non-prescription analgesics. If you do need something stronger, then talk to your dentist. If you're just hunting for drugs...I hope as i write this i would say the vast majority of my profession would ignore your request.
Answered 1/24/2015
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