Dental denervation is a relatively invasive procedure that can cause discomfort to the patient... but with the use of local anesthetics and anesthesia, the patient does not feel pain during denervation... In dentistry, local anesthesia is usually used for denervation... - People who are afraid of the dentist (dental phobia). Extraction is one of the restorative treatments that many people think is painful. Otherwise, the dentist injects an anesthetic before starting the work and you will not feel pain during the removal of the nerve. In general, there is no need for general anesthesia or the use of other anesthetic methods to remove the nerve. And mentally, denervation with anesthesia is common and makes the patient comfortable... ### How to perform denervation with anesthesia.. Nerve removal with anesthesia is usually done in the dental office.... In this case, depending on the type of anesthesia used (general anesthesia or sedation), the anesthesia method is slightly different.... An anesthetic is injected into the patient's body and the patient falls asleep and is completely unaware of the operation... Oxygen is delivered to the patient through a device and through a mask It is given.. Carefully supervised.... > Read more: Tooth nerve removal takes a few hours.. Depending on the patient's stress level, the patient may choose general anesthesia for nerve removal... If local anesthesia cannot numb the surgical site, general anesthesia may be necessary.... This procedure is performed for patients who undergo extensive operations such as maxillofacial surgery.... Types of anesthesia for nerve removal Different methods are used to perform denervation with anesthesia. The most common ones are local anesthesia, sedation anesthesia, and general anesthesia, which are described below: ### 1 .... local anesthesia Local anesthesia is the most common anesthetic used for dental procedures including nerve extractions.. This anesthetic is injected into the gums around the tooth, which undergoes nerve extraction. This anesthetic blocks the area's nerves from transmitting pain signals to the brain and ensures that you do not feel pain while pulling the nerve. This type of anesthesia is usually in the form of oral painkillers or nitrous oxide. is... a gas sedation is injected through a mask over the nose and mouth.. > "Unlike local anesthesia, nitrous oxide does not prevent pain....instead, it minimizes fear or anxiety during the root canal....allowing you to remain relaxed, making it more comfortable and less stressful." > > **Persian translation:** "Unlike local anesthesia, nitrous oxide does not prevent pain....Instead, it minimizes fear or anxiety during root canal repair....This allows you to remain relaxed, resulting in greater comfort and less stress." > > Quoted from the laendodontist site - **Oral sedation**: For moderate to severe anxiety or dental phobia, oral sedation can be used with local anesthesia to create a feeling of relaxation during nerve extraction. Oral sedation is often prescribed in tablet form about an hour before nerve extraction... ### 3... Intravenous sedation (IV) Intravenous sedation may be necessary for patients with severe dental anxiety or those undergoing complex root canal treatment.... Intravenous sedation is injected directly into the bloodstream and induces a state of deep relaxation. The effects of this administration method are very fast, the right amount of medicine must be injected.... > English text: > > "General anesthesia allows patients to be completely unconscious during treatment....Unlike hospital general anesthesia, patients usually do not have a breathing tube down their throat in the office.... General anesthesia is the best option for patients who are very anxious or dental phobic... This is done by administering medication through an IV." > **Persian translation:** "General anesthesia allows patients to be completely unconscious during treatment... Unlike hospital general anesthesia, patients in the office usually do not have a breathing tube down their throat... General anesthesia is the best option for patients who are very anxious or have a dental phobia.... It is administered through an IV." > > Quoted from the endoasleep site Benefits of anesthesia during denervation The most important advantages of denervation with anesthesia are: - Prevents pain or discomfort in anxious patients.... - Reduces fear, anxiety and dental phobia.... - Using this method, denervation is done quickly.... - Improves the efficiency and quality of denervation... One of the most important disadvantages of denervation with anesthesia is the side effects of anesthetic drugs... Sedatives and general anesthesia cause side effects in some people such as dizziness, nausea and vomiting.... Some people may have allergic reactions and injections Anesthetic drugs increase blood pressure, increase heart rate, etc... Therefore, denervation with anesthesia is not recommended for people who have certain diseases..> Read more: How is denervation of front teeth?. Another disadvantage of denervation with anesthesia is the need to take care of the patient after the denervation.... Someone must accompany the patient to get home, because he should not drive after the anesthesia has finished.... ### cost of denervation The cost of denervation with anesthesia is calculated based on the time and materials required for anesthesia, the cost of denervation and in some cases recovery after anesthesia... The cost of denervation with anesthesia is more than that of denervation with local anesthesia.... For detailed information on the costs, you can visit the dental office and ask more from the operator after the examination.. Cost table **final word** Tooth infection if not treated on time can cause sensitivity, pain and even tooth loss. Root canal treatment is a common root canal treatment that is used to eliminate tooth infection, prevent its progress and save your tooth. Various methods such as local anesthesia, sedatives and anesthesia are used to reduce pain and relax the patient.. It is the best option to slow down and relieve nerves. Pain and fear of patients