With advancing technology, needle-free anaesthesia devices have largely replaced dental tips — and pain is almost entirely eliminated.
How it works
A pressure-based device delivers the anaesthetic under the skin without a needle. The anaesthesia stage — the part patients worry about most — becomes distinctly comfortable.
Highlights
- Suitable for patients with needle fear
- A shorter anaesthesia stage
- Less needle-related swelling and bruising afterwards
The information on this page is for general guidance only and is not medical advice. The method that suits you is determined by your physician after your hair analysis and overall health have been assessed.