What anesthetic is used to put you to sleep in surgery

What anesthetic is used to put you to sleep in surgery

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A number of different medicines may be used. It depends on the kind of surgery and your medical history. ChaCha!

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Has any one ever had a porcelain crown and how long did it take and did you have to be put to sleep?

Q: Okay I have to get a porcelain crown put in and I am just wondering how long of a procedure it is and will I have to be put to sleep like surgery or will local anesthetics be used? I am not scared of having any dental procedure done but I am just 21 and I have absolutly no Idea what I am going to be facing or what to expect. All answers will be greatly appreciated.

A: yes I have one. First visit they grind down the tooth and measure for the crownBefore you leave they install a temp crownnext visit if all goes well they pull the temp and glue in the new crown. Local shot only, no sleep.In my case the “new” crown did not fit correctly so I had to go back a third time. As they sent the crown back to the lab to be redone.

Sonography Essay Help/Corrections?

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