Tooth Broken - I Wants To Remove My Tooth But I Have Xylocaine

Tooth broken

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I wants to remove my tooth but I have xylocaine allergy (LA) What can I do?

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Dr. nisha yadav

Dentist 12 yrs exp Pune

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You can mention about allergy to your dentist. He can use alternative anaesthetic agent in your case.

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