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A member asked:
Is small amt of dental freezing (anesthesia by needle) okay 4 someone with dysphagia who's fairly dehydrated (getting iv not option).
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Hydration: Getting yourself hydrated is of utmost importance and can actually help with the dysphagia. Dental treatment can proceed when your dentist feels that you are healthy enough to be treated.
Answered 8/22/2016
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