Nitrous Oxide: This is an unusual question. Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) ia an anesthetic agent. Having seizure disorder or anxiety is not an issue with its use in a controlled manner. It would be very dangerous if you obtained this and tried to use this without proper equipment and supervision.
Answered 7/7/2013
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There would be no: Contraindications to the use of n2o as an anesthetic/analgesic adjunct during professional treatment - given your history. Most patients feel euphoric during administration, although some patients begin to feel more apprehensive. Relaying that you have had panic attacks & anxiety to the surgeon/anesthesiologist will be important. Titration is valuable with you, starting low concentration.
Answered 12/10/2016
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It is safe: Laughing gas is safe. It will not cause seizures and it will help with your anxiety during the extraction. Consider meditation , relaxation with a massage prior to your extraction to help with your anxiety. There is a new procedure called nucalm that is great at relaxing you. See if any dentist in your area uses this.
Answered 7/7/2013
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