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[kneeshooter]

I am in pain.

It is the fault of the dentist.

It is not my tooth.

It is the trauma damage to the tissue where he stuck the anaesthetic needle in.

Ow.

Comments

[ant-girl.livejournal.com]

*hugs*

[nortysarah.livejournal.com]

*big hugs* I'm allergic to adrenalin which is commonly found in dental anaesthetics. When I had my root canal, I had about 17 injections because it wears off quickly. It hurt soooo much afterwards.

[mister-ed.livejournal.com]

You could always try slamming your genitals onto the desk with an Unabridged Oxford English Dictionary...

That would sort out your aural tissue damage worries in no time :p

[kneeshooter]

You're so helpful. I'm not sure of the technique for that though - perhaps if I bring a dictionary with me next time I'm around you can demonstrate?

[mister-ed.livejournal.com]

Don't worry, I don't think there is an official technique.. I was just improvising on the spot, so to speak.
Although I can see potential for this holistic approach to anaesthetic.. it would certainly bring new meaning to those famous dentist words, "You'll only feel a little prick.." :)

[ikkleblacktruck.livejournal.com]

You didn't get magic gel?

[kneeshooter]

What's that?

Re:

[ikkleblacktruck.livejournal.com]

What they put on the gum before inserting the needle. Must be some kind of local, but seems to help. (I think it's probably for kids, but my dentist won't get near me without it...)