The Needle That Doesn’t Hurt

Painless Injection

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First, why do dental injections hurt in the first place? 4 reasons.

Acidity

Yes, that’s right. The PH of anesthetic medicine is almost as acidic as lemon juice! This contributes to the notorious discomfort of dental injections.

Temperature

Anesthesia is usually administered too cold, the temperature difference when it enters your body triggers pain.

Speed

When injections are given too fast, they hurt more. The effect that speed has on injection pain is paramount.

Topicals

Insufficient topical anesthetic prior to injection can cause further discomfort for the patient.

Our answer to these problems? Dentapen.

Here at Evolve Dental we go above and beyond to ensure that we give the most painless injection possible.  How do we do ensure that our patients receive the most painless injection?

1

Acidity

We buffer our anesthetic using special technology called OnSet, which turns the anesthetic from very acidic lemon juice like state to more body friendly neutral body state like water. Therefore, there is no burning sensation during anesthesia. Not to mention, anesthetic works 500 percent faster and stronger!
2

Temperature

We use anesthetic warmer to warm the temperature of the anesthetic to our body temperature prior to injection.
3

Speed

We use a technology called DentaPen which delivers the anesthetic below the pain threshold in a machine controlled manner.
4

Topicals

We apply a specially compounded topical anesthetic to numb the area of injection prior to giving it.

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