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Possible, yes, but hard for a patient to tell. But keep in mind even if they both have the same knowledge, when a dentist is concentrating on the procedure, ha
by sliken 6y ago
Possible, yes, but hard for a patient to tell.
But keep in mind even if they both have the same knowledge, when a dentist is concentrating on the procedure, handling any surprises, bleeding, and other difficulties they might well not notice that your breathing rate or heart rate have gone too low, or too high.
- Aeolun 6y agoThat’s also true. I’m inclined to believe a seperate anesthesiologist is a lot better for a host of reasons not necessarily related to experience.