Pulling out my wisdom teeth Yesterday, I got my wisdom tooth pulled out. As I am allergic to some type of anesthetic, there was considerable fear for me to pull out my tooth. Last summer, I have checked my allergy for anesthetic at a big general hospital and I already knew that the anesthetic used by that dentistry was okay. However, I still can’t get rid of the strong fear experienced at the time when I experienced the first shock of dentist’s anesthetic. My tooth extraction was done with special consideration. The dentist pulled out my teeth while measuring blood pressure and oxygen concentration. My blood pressure was getting very high up to 190. I was so scared. I breathed deeply many times, and finally I could lower my blood pressure. Then dentist could start using anesthesia. After that, I didn’t feel any pain at all when I was injected anesthesia or pulled out my teeth, and my extraction was finished safely. The dentist gave antibiotics and medicine for pain relief. But I have no pain now. So all I have to do is to drink antibiotic tablets for 3 days. Now I am relaxed and back to peaceful everyday life.