Importance of the Type of Communication Used During Paraapical Anesthesia in Dentistry

During local anaesthesia, the operator will not remain silent, nor will he describe to his patient the anaesthesia he is performing, nor warn his patient of possible future pain. When performing anesthesia, the operator will use a dissociative, hypnotic language, standardized across all patients.

suggestions typically uttered by the practitioner, who describes what he is doing and warns of possible pain.