>Hi,
>I went for deep DENTAL cleaning on my right lower side and the doctor
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>Thanks,
>Gary
that is an uncommon, but well known (by dentists) possible side effect
of getting numb. It may take a few months to go away.
..
Stephen Mancuso, D.D.S.
Troy, Michigan, USA
I am writing on a Tablet-PC,so forgive me if the PC misreads my handwriting.
Fawks - 08 Jan 2005 03:56 GMT
This is more common with 4% solutions of anesthetic.
Was Ariticaine or Citanest used?
Fawks
carabelli - 08 Jan 2005 04:32 GMT
> This is more common with 4% solutions of anesthetic.
> Was Ariticaine or Citanest used?
>
> Fawks
I remember my first mandibular block. It was our classmate was Mike B., he
almost had as much fun as I did. It was the *last time* I hit the IAV like
a laser guided needle. IIRC he swore at me, and I smiled. That means
instead of deposting the anesthetic right next to the nerve (desirable
result) I hit it dead center. Temporary trauma to the main sensory nerve to
the lower jaw on that side. He, as most, recovered without incident.
Non - dentists need to realise we were practicing on each other. He gave me
one next.
The point is we try to come close, but sometimes are too good.
carabelli
It will eventually come back. Go have a beer in the meantime.