I always like to offer my patients options for them to choose.  Here is
another option for you.  You can have general anesthesia(going to
sleep).  This is usually reserve for patient who are very nervous or
patient with physically difficulty.

I don't recommend it for you.  Again I think you will be fine on the
next visit.

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This is actually very common.  To make your next trip a little more
comfortable, you an ask your endodontist to prescrip some Vicodin.
Take it may be an hour before your visit.  It will also help with post
op pain control, if you have any.

I truely think the next visit will be much better than your last one.

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My endodentist attempted a root canal on a lower back molar today. I
have undergone 2 root canals with the same doctor before and had zero
discomfort.
Today she gave me 2 injections which numbed my mouth very well. Once
she was inside the tooth I experienced pain. She then injected inside
the tooth (excruciating 2 seconds of pain). She drilled some more and
all was ok, then she inserted the first file, and I FLEW up in the air.
The pain was beyond belief. I had tears streaming down my face and
could not believe this could happen to me. She then packed the tooth
and filled it, and said when I go back next week the nerve should be
virtually dead and she will continue.
I do not think I have the inner strength to attempt it again.
What is happening and how can I continue?