For cost-reasons laser-treatment hadn't been suggested so far, but today I was the human guinea pig in a workshop at the University clinic and had the root-channels of my problem-tooth lasered by a student. Another session is scheduled for next week and this just might save my tooth from having to be pulled.
Monday, November 06, 2006
Life as an Odontological Guinea Pig
For cost-reasons laser-treatment hadn't been suggested so far, but today I was the human guinea pig in a workshop at the University clinic and had the root-channels of my problem-tooth lasered by a student. Another session is scheduled for next week and this just might save my tooth from having to be pulled.
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just reading it is painful :(
good luck!
does the laser procedure requires anethesia?
i hope you get those problems out of your mouth soon...
In fact the laser didn't hurt at all.
In contrast to the conventional cleaning procedure which I have endured numerous times, most of the times un-aestheticized because the toth was supposed to be dead anyway and not feel anything.
But the laser: I was quite surprised how quickly that was done.
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