Wisdom tooth removal

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I got wisdom tooth removed.they said to cut bone.itwas Horizontally impacted.During extraction local anesthesia given.Although I felt too much of pain...they were student dentists.they tried 1½ hour although they failed to remove because my cooperation was not there due to pain.after I requested to general anesthesia. They given general anesthesia and I got wisdom tooth removed successfully.but before GA i feel too much pain...I assure u it was not a pressure that a patient experience during dental removal.I have ocd a psychological disorder.Now my question is, 1.Is the way I behaved is Normal? 2.in 100 person how many % of people face this kind of behaviour? 3.What is reason for my behaviour?

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Dr. Anupreet Kaur Choudhury Dentist 29 yrs exp Kolkata Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anupreet Kaur Choudhury

Dentist 29 yrs exp Kolkata

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HI,,it is absolutely normal for any patient to behave like this,,so donot worry,,unfortunately you have had an unpleasant dental experience.

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