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What to do if i have to have two teeth pulled out will it be best to be put to sleep and dose it hert?
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Depends: If you are extremely apprehensive, get the sedation. If not, local anesthetic will be fine. With local, you feel only vibration and pressure. There should be no discomfort.
Answered 6/27/2014
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