When they pull your teeth do they give you laughing gas?

If it is available. : Not all dental offices have nitrous oxide. If you need laughing gas then you need to find an office that offers it. Other choices to relax you would be oral sedatives like valium or even IV sedation.

Depends: Dentists want to make the experience comfortable for you. If you feel you need something to help you through the procedure, ask about your options. Laughing gas is an option that some patients chose. Remember, though, all additional services have additional cost. Many patients do have extractions with only the shot.

Extraction Sedation: The safest is to have a local anesthetic, and that is usually all that is needed. Less risk of a allergic reaction. Discuss this with your oral surgeon. If you are anxious about the proceedure then it may be suggested to have nitrous oxide(laughing gas) or even a general anesthetic done in a hospital setting. Your medical history would need to be evaluated to make the best choice for you.

That depends: That depends on your level of anxiety. For many patients all they require is adequate local anesthesia. For patients with mild-moderate anxiety about dental extracts, laughing gas (nitrous oxide) can help them to relax. For severely anxious patients IV or general anesthesia may be the best option. You should talk to the dentist who is treating you about the best option for your situation.

Of course: Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) sedation can be used for any type of dental treatment. If you opt for nitrous oxide for your tooth extraction, you can drive yourself home.