What is your favorite dental procedure?

Is there any procedures you generally look forward to experiencing? The pressure of an extraction? The vibration and sound of the drill? Curious as I'd love to get to know more fetishists and am looking at beginning to write erotica.

Definitely the drill and the associated pain, along with the humiliation/submission.

For me it would have to be a root canal. Many people say its the worst one but a wisdom tooth extraction is definitely top 3 but up there is getting braces on. Like such a simple thing but the tightness of the bands pulling on your teeth and its not even like a few hours pain but days of pain. Lovee it!

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Except for two, all of my natural have been replaced with an implant and a crown on the implant with the necessary abutment or implants with bridges attached.

The front six lower teeth have were extracted and three implants were placed and a six-crown bridge was attached to the three implants.

Three molars were extracted and two implants were placed and then a three-crown bridge was attached to the two implants.

All the rest of the teeth were extracted and a implant was placed and a single crown with an abutment was attached to the single implant.

Prior to the implants with crowns, all of the molars were originally crowned and then most had a root canal with a new crown and then the whole thing was extracted so the implant could be placed to receive another crown.

My family happened to get bad genes for teeth.

My favorite dental procedure? I liked getting the crown on the natural tooth.

Actually, I like them all because I have them load me up on the nitrous oxide set to the maximum and I play music in my headphones so I'm mentally in another room while they work in my mouth and they wake me up when it's over.

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Prior to that all of the

Gotta be fillings

In order of how much I like them: checkup, cleaning, root canal and drilling andilling. I like drilling the best for sure. What I like the less are extractions.....

At completion of an exam, the dentist pronounces that my teeth look perfect and nothing needs attention!!! Denise

The only dental procedure that I look forwards to is shaking hands with the dentist and saying see you in six months.

Absolutely the drill is the pinnacle. But also lots of joy to be had with a nice sharp explorer finding every hidden crevice

Leaving the office, I hate going to the dentist even though I go every 4 months

I would agree with @Jjhighan any procedure involving the drill is definately the most "clinical" in my eyes.

Do any of you like the ritualistic things that go along with transition from checkup or conversation to you being a "patient" having treatment done? Do any of you still have a reusable bib put on just at that moment as the chair goes back? Have many of you had drilling done without numbing?

The checkup and minor cleaning, the praise and telling me I've done a good job really gets me going.

Definitely the scale and polish cleaning - it's a guaranteed bib, and it's always a nice long appointment, at least 20-30 minutes, and I've had an hour long before. Sometimes a bit uncomfortable and always keeps you alert and in the moment but not always unpleasant. To lie there bibbed while the cleaning goes on and on is a great feeling.

It's interesting because while I adore injections I actually dislike the drill quite a bit so not as huge on fillings

Definitely the scale and polish cleaning - it's a guaranteed bib, and it's always a nice long appointment, at least 20-30 minutes, and I've had an hour long before. Sometimes a bit uncomfortable and always keeps you alert and in the moment but not always unpleasant. To lie there bibbed while the cleaning goes on and on is a great feeling.

It's interesting because while I adore injections I actually dislike the drill quite a bit so not as huge on fillings

The longer scaling appointments with the periodontist are nice. She hooks me up to the happy gas and gives several numbing shots along my 'problem areas' to clean under the gumline. If it ever gets uncomfortable I take a big deep breath of the gas and think about how pink and healthy my gums will be afterwards. Periodontal disease runs in my family so I have this done every few years to stay on top of hygiene.

NONE!!! I hate going to the Dentist!!!

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE getting multiple novocaine shots — slowly administered over several minutes time — prior to having major dental work — like drilling for a crown. I love the stinging of the initial needle sticks and then feeling the injected numbness gradually taking hold for the next several hours.

However, I DON’T LIKE GETTING THE BILL FOR THIS PLEASURE!

Anything that involves different props/devices being placed in my mouth. Like an optragate for an airlflow cleaning, a rubber dam for a filling or a cheek retractor when I used to go to braces appointments. Always have loved the feeling and it makes the whole thing more intimate.

I am fortunate (or unfortunate, depending on how you look at it) that I've only ever had to have regular check-ups and cleanings and 2 wisdom teeth extracted.

I do enjoy lying back in the chair as the hygienist scrapes and cleans my teeth. The extractions weren't too bad. My mouth was pretty numb before the shots were administered and they came out easily. A very weird sensation as I could "feel" the teeth being loosened but there was no pain.

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I love being hooked up to the nitrous oxide by the cute little assistant, taking several deep breaths until I start feeling the haze entering my brain, cranking up the music in my headphones now that I don't need to talk to the dentist or the hygienist for 30 to 60 minutes, going mentally into the other room or out of the building while they do their thing on my teeth, and waking up when it's all over to find that while I was out of it, the cute little assistant started a nice warm enema with a little Johnson and Johnson baby shampoo and she is patting my bottom as the fluid flows flawlessly into my rectum.

Sorry, wait. Scratch the enema part. That fantasy was probably brought on by the nitrous oxide and the cute little assistant who got the gas flowing.

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I like a good old amalgam filling. Feeling the drill making a nice deep hole and the mixing of the metals before the dentist quickly packs it into your tooth before it goes hard. Most of my back teeth are full of amalgam now, apart from one which has silver crown on it as there was not enough tooth left for just a filling. I even had 2 white fillings replaced for silver ones, at my request, which i think the dentist found a bit strange.

For me it is the ultrasonic scaling. It takes the longest of the appointment procedures, she is very thorough and focused. She typically talks less during this, so I do not have to try and awkward communication that comes with a mouthful of gloved hands. I like the eye protection she puts on me, and she is constantly wiping my face with her gloved hands as well as the paper dental bib. When she does say something it is usually apologizing for the fluids, telling me close during suction, and checking if I am ok. Even thought it is a little discomforting at times I feel like I am in caring hands and always leave happy with my experience!

Leaving the office.

I like dental check ups, when dentist is looking with mirror and sometimes scraping with metal tool on my teeth. Also dental cleanings are nice because I need to spend a lot of time in the office. They always use mouth spreader for it, and after procedure my teeth are so smooth.

Drilling is fun but rather in fantasies. In real I don’t want to have more fillings.

As I am in the field;

I like to perform an excessive clearing including giving local anesthesia, removing smoke discolorations and see the mouth get healthier.

I always like the submissive feeling I get when I get on that chair. The feeling of being out of control, but from the treatments I think the drilling and root canals are the best. I like the overwhelming sound and feeling of it.

I dislike extractions the most myself, but that is also because then a tooth or molar is lost....

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