Is tooth extraction painful

Answer 1

It hurts becouse the driling power presures down on ur tooth and makes it wiggle when ur tooth isn't loos

Answer 2

Yes! Another Answer:

If done correctly by a competent dentist, no. The techniques, anesthetics, and technology employed by modern dentists make extractions quite painless ... usually. Occasionally, post-operative pain may occur, but this should be managed effectively with pain medication. If the pain following an extraction persists or appears more than 48 hours after the surgery, contact the dentist. He/she can usually manage this complication.

Answer 3

It does not hurt to get a cavity filled. You just feel the vibrations from the drill, but no pain. You should be given a local anesthetic (novocaine which is really called lidocaine, or some variation of that).

Answer 4

People do not pierce teeth, there are adhesive gems that stick on to the tooth, but piercing the actual tooth doesn't happen.

Piercing your tooth is impossible because it would crack in half, and yes that would be very painful.

Answer 5

No. You will be fine. When you go in the dentist he will deaden the area where he will work. The shot will sting a bit going in, but soon the area around the tooth will get numb and he will start to work. If it hurts you when he is working tell him and he can deaden the area a bit more. It will not be fun and I promise you it will not hurt as bad as a bad tooth hurts. If the dentist allows you ask him if you can listen to your MP3 or iPod while he works. Some let people do this to calm them. You will be fine.

Answer 6

Most people are things that

1. Dental implants are painful!

2. Dental Implants are expensive!

3. Dental implants take a long time!

But in reality that that is so much better and easier than you thought! Ask a real person who did these implants as one of my friendsdied from a Periodontist named Dr. Nilesh R. Dalal(know about him visit perioimplant.us). And he had no such bad experience.

Answer 7

Implants are emplaced under a local anesthesia. When the anesthesia wears off there will be a low level of pain for a short period. After that there should be no pain assuming the job was done right.

Answer 8

no not really because the dentist usually numbs the pain with a shot.

Answer 9

yes it really hurts

and they drill your teeth out

Answer 10

it usually does not. but if you have a dentin exposed teeth, you may have sensitivity or pain while drilling.