In US dentistry, the dentist gives you anesthetic before they start drilling.
In Thai dentistry, they don't.
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Don't be such a wimp; I remember having an entire molar drilled, when I was little kid, after my dentist attempted hypnosis....which didn't work. Since I didn't want to embarrass him, I just dealt with the pain. Maybe the hypnosis did work! Hmmm.
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