Dental Assisting: Assist with Anesthetic Delivery
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Dental Assisting: Assist with Anesthetic Delivery
We are excited to bring to you our brand new suite of Dental Assisting education modules with web-based skills simulations. A first for dental education!
This video is a tiny sneak peek into our Dental Assisting: Assist with Anesthetic Delivery module. But wait there's more! - each module doesn't only have a video, but also has a simulation where you can learn and practice the procedure interactively, step by step, then test your skills. On top of that you'll get an illustrated text description of the skill or procedure to read, a 3D model of relevant anatomy or equipment to explore, and a multi-choice quiz. All activity and scores are tracked in the logbook, so you can see your progress over time.
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I remember that shot hurting. I mean, I had my eyes closed as they did their work, but it still hurt.
I didn’t feel it at all
What are some possible reasons why anesthesia didn't work for me? I've had teeth extracted 2x before, but last month for my 3x the anesthesia didn't work for me.
As per Kriss . Possible reasons for anesthesia not working could include increased anxiety, infection at the injection site, or variations in individual response to the anesthetic.
If you only got 2 wisdom teeth they can do this right?
i never got a cotton swab
For any oral surgery do the dental assistant do vital signs??
Hi. This will depend on the dental practice, but yes, they or the dentist would usually obtain and document pre-operative and post-operative vital signs for the patient.
@@SIMTICS wrong thats only dine if you are in hospital having GA or sedation
Hi @@doyouhearthepeoplesing2, most of the U.S. schools that use our product also teach their DA students about obtaining patient vital signs.
@@SIMTICS ahh im in the UK London to be excat its illegal to sedate or give GA outside of a hospital here
@@doyouhearthepeoplesing2 no it isnt as i had it two weeks ago at my normal dentist
I felt so good
really
It hurts on the bottom gums for me but not to bad on the top gums
Same
I remember when i was a kid the dentist gave me laughing gas and i was so scared it took 5 of them to hold me down
Yo it must be so painful I had 1 wisdom teeth removed
should root canal treatment normally hurt?
deb sarma nope , you should be completely numb
@@sweetpotato7778 ya, just underwent it before the lockdown and it didnt hurt at all this time. I found out a specialist MDS (Endo).😊👍 But fixing crown is pending coz of lockdown😷🤔
Yep any dental work is excruciating pain
Root Canal does hurt. They are going way down in the gum and yes, it will be very sore. So someone telling you it don't hurt, is flat out crazy lying. Yes its numb while getting it done, but after Novocain wears off, it DOES hurt for a while
@@Marla.22 ok I have to get a root canal next week and now I’m terrified lol. I heard that it will be sore but I’m not sure how sore. I’ve dealt with soreness after fillings before and found that taking ibuprofen right when the anesthesia begins to wear off definitely helps, but is the pain after a root canal something that ibuprofen will fix?
i nevere got a cotton swab
good
Absolutely no it’s excruciating pain that lasts for the whole dental work it does not numb you at all
You need to change your doctor. Dental procedures are not painful in general. Feel sad for you.
@@keerthigarikapati6394 im never going to the dentist again i had 4 teeth pulled and 6 filled under GA in October. I have Autism so what ever pain you feel is 50x worse for me
@@doyouhearthepeoplesing2 i dont think its supposed to be pain tbh when i was a kid my sch dentist plucked my teeth out with nothing and it was so damn painful now im 16 , and with anesthesia injected into my gums which basically just feels like a sting, it isnt even pain just some pressure.. maybe our pain tolerance is diff idk
@@ihavenoname5385 it is if you read my comment above yours u will know why
That shot did nothing an i felt everything from my dental work.
It don’t hirt I’m not lieing
Its just a pinch but when it kicks in u feel nothing
it just feels uncomfy it does not even hurt stubbing ur toe is so much worse
it hurts in the back of ur mourh but not like in front of ur teeth
3-5 minutes? I learned something more like 20 seconds 😰
Hi Tara. With a topical anesthetic the patient will feel a surface effect within about 20 seconds, but you'll need to leave the solution on for longer than that before it produces an adequate depth and intensity of numbness to ensure the patient will be comfortable during the procedure. We recommend that you check the instructions on the particular product that you use in your dental practice.
@@SIMTICS Thank you for the info!
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