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Whether
you need to have one tooth or multiple teeth extracted, it can always
be done in a safe and comfortable setting. Local anesthesia is used
in all cases, but it can be supplemented with various levels of
conscious sedation, ranging from nitrous oxide and oral pre-medication
to I.V. sedation or deeper conscious sedation (the latter being
provided by a dental anesthesiologist). Your dentist will consult
with Dr. Roberts both before and after your extractions to ensure
the proper plan for replacement of your extracted teeth.
