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Galvanic
anesthesia is a contemporary method for painless teeth treatment. This
is simply a grate way to block the pain during some conventional drilling.
Practically the galvanic anesthesia is transgingival electronic stimulation
analgesia. It ceases the pain through electrode contacts, which produce
bipolar rectangular pulses of special shape at the teeth row treatment.
So the dentist doesn't use a shot or needle.
• The
Galvanic anesthesia applies when a painful or unpleasant teeth treatment
has become necessary.
• This
anesthesia is suitable for:
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allergic patients;
• anyone
with medical condition which doesn't permit the use of an conventional
anesthesia;
• people
who are especially fearful of needles or drills.
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The galvanic anesthesia is painless and place when the patient is in agreement.
• The
intensity of the galvanic anesthesia is not enough for tooth extraction.
This anesthesia applies at routine teeth treatments for example cavity
mass removal when a caries treatment has become necessary.
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