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Can RCT can be performed without local ansthetic ??...please clearly tell me don't want Anastasia's during the proceedure..is it possible
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Local anaesthesia is used to relieve pain during surgical procedures.
Root canal treatment involves opening root canals and pulp exposure which is painful procedure Soo to relieve the pain local anaesthesia is used.
Doing root canal without local anaesthesia is highly impossible and not clinically recommended also.
Local anaesthesia is delivered same like other intramuscular injection it’s painless but relives lot of pain arising during any surgical procedure.
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It depends , As If tooth nerve is alive , You should hav a Strong threshold to bear the Pain & Local Anaesthesia is not painful
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My advice take out fear of Anaesthesia & Get Treatment done
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It depends on case to case if its a nonvital tooth, it may not require anesthesia . But if tooth is vital its very painful to do it without anesthesia .
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Can be performed but it depends on case.. vitality of tooth and tenderness
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Dr. Pooja Yadav
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Gurgaon
No it’s not possible without anaesthesia
Procedure will be more painful without anaesthesia
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