How exactly does nitris oxide make you feel?!
Question: What are the side effects after the "high" is over? Should I take nitris oxide before I go under, or does it matter?
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You feel very light like you can feel all the atoms in your body vibrating, It's Goooooooood Real gooood
You can see the needles and feel the pain, but somehow you could just care less, doesn't bother you at all.
It's SHHHHHHWeeeeet.
But it causes birth defects, mostly to the dental staff working there, thats why I don't have it in my office. Maybe when we all become old hags I'll get some.
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high and sleepy.
u talking about NO2
take it and find out, i've never tried them
If you're going to have general anesthesia anyway, then you wont need the nitrous. There arent usually any lasting effects of the nitrous. It just makes you giddy while it's being administered. Once it stops, then the effects are over shortly after.
Make sure you get enough Vitamin B before and after. If it isn't done often it's not considered harmful. It makes you feel kind of detached from the situation (so your fear will dissappear). It's pleasant definitely. Ask your dentist to see what he recommends though. You don't get a hangover or anything by the way. Look it up on the internet for further information.it's "Nitrous Oxide" though.
ive had it 3 times and the only thing is that i have thrown up once afterwards and that is cuz they OD'd me, i would say go for it
For my last dental visit (3 hours long), I was put out, but they gave me a pill to take an hour before I got there. I took that and was goofy by the time I arrived. Then they do the nitrous oxide, and you feel really funny and just go to sleep. It's nice in my opinion, I hate the dentist, and this made it sooooooo much nicer. I say take it, and be in happy land for awhile. I didn't have any real side effects, well, except for yelling at my husband that I didn't want the "big teeth" that they put on me. (They were the caps, and I was still out of it at the time, pretty funny after the fact)
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