Dealing with Patients with Strong Gag Reflexes | Dealing with Difficult Patients
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2023
- Dealing with patients with a strong gag reflex can be a challenge, and it's essential to be sensitive and understanding of their situation. In this video, we share tips and techniques for managing patients with gag reflexes, including the use of sedation and acupuncture, anaesthetising the tongue, and the importance of being prepared with the right tools and techniques.
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Thank you for this. I am that patient that has a strong gag reflex. I have major issues just trying to get one tooth e x-rayed. I may be looking into dentures but my dentist is concerned that I will not be able to wear them for the above reasons. I am trying to find ways to de sensitize my gag nerve. 4 am and I came across your video.
I have a gloubis effect that I developed 20 years ago... I gag when I brush my beeth and don't even go near the back of my throat, it's mental. sedation is the way to go.
Hey how did you overcome it, i have the same problem
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Salt on the tongue helps me quite a bit sometimes. I can’t even do xrays without gagging. Also its just mental and when I heave/gag prior, it helps me prepare for the procedure for some reason.
Ive been told you can give the patient lidocaine as mouthwash and it'll sleep the soft palate, reducing the gag reflex. Havent used it yet, just putting it out there
Where can I find this?! I need this asap
There's more way such as lifting the legs and setting and using numbing spray on the throat and squeeze the thumb
Where was the link to order the mini needles to stop gag reflex?
Have you heard of the products NO GAG? What do you think?