In the past years, tooth extraction was considered one of the most painful dental procedures.. But today, with the tremendous advances in tooth restoration technology and anesthetic techniques, nerve extraction is not particularly painful.. You may feel only a little pressure or movement on the tooth during the treatment, which does not help compared to the pain of a decayed tooth, but it does not help the pain of a decayed tooth.. heal it... It is one of the following factors: - Presence of infection - Individual tolerance threshold - Low anesthetic injection - Nervous sensitivity - Damage caused by dental tools Does tooth extraction hurt? Maybe tens of years ago, the pain of tooth extraction was high, but with today's technology and anesthetic drugs, you will not feel much pain during nerve extraction. Before starting the treatment, the dentist anesthetizes the target area with local anesthesia so that you do not feel pain during the treatment.. You may feel a little pressure or movement, but you should not feel severe pain.. Most patients do not feel more pain during root canal treatment than filling the surface.. Before pulling the nerve, the tooth and the surrounding area are numbed to avoid pain. and sensitivity The tooth becomes during extraction..> **English text:** > > "The pain felt is from the infection not the treatment....the treatment does not cause the pain..it helps reduce it." > > **Persian translation**: "The pain that is felt comes from the infection, not from the treatment... the treatment does not cause pain... it helps relieve it." > > Quoted from medicalnewstoday - **Nerve sensitivity**: In some people, the dental nerves are very sensitive, even with the injection of anesthesia, the patient may feel pain and discomfort during nerve extraction... Teeth have a complex root system that makes their treatment and anesthesia difficult.... This complexity can lead to discomfort when cleaning and shaping dental instruments *** Instruments can inadvertently cause damage to the surrounding tissues leading to pain during the procedure.... If the canals are curved or calcified, the possibility of damage and thus pain increases.... - **Duration **Procedure: Long-term treatment can lead to increased discomfort. or have an infection.. it should be continued... after the nerve extraction you may feel some pain or tenderness for a few days, especially when chewing or pressing the tooth, which is normal and can be controlled with painkillers.... despite the injection of anesthetic, you will feel almost no discomfort or pain during the tooth extraction.. you may feel pain and inflammation for a few days after the tooth extraction... if it lasts more than 3 days, see a dentist.... severe and persistent pain can indicate There is an infection after nerve extraction that may require antibiotic treatment... Dentists usually prescribe painkillers such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen to reduce pain and inflammation according to the condition of the treated tooth... How long does nerve extraction pain last?... Root canal pain may be a bit much in the first 24-48 hours... Your body starts the healing process by sending white blood cells.... Remember that infection and root canal treatment cause swelling. inflammation, tenderness, bruising and pain....these symptoms are temporary and you will probably experience this pain after a few days....pain is normal for a while and you can relieve it with painkillers...control....your teeth are repaired and now they should be fine....try to get some rest and drink plenty of fluids....use painkillers, antibiotics and vitamins and minerals to heal... **\*\*Note:** Remember Keep in mind that if the nerve extraction pain lasts more than a week, you should see a dentist.... ###