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This is sad. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

This is a very sad story, albiet one that should serve as a reminder to those hunting for a dentist that extreme caution and patience should be taken.

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I’m Sory to hear that
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Oh man…This is sad
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This is most unfortunate. Dental equipment should always be inspected to avoid this scenario.
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This is a very serious problem and all dentists should learn not to make this same mistake.
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This is a horrible situation. A dentist must always warn a patient undergoing anesthesia that there is a chance of death.
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To Austin Stone, hoping for your recovery and that what happened to you will not happen to anyone anymore. This situation should have been avoided, if their dental equipment were inspected.

This is really unfortunate. I hope for your soonest recovery. That is why dentists should only purchase dental equipments to trusted companies who sells inspected and the most safe equipments.

This is a truely awful thing to happen to the young man. I do wonder wether the proper checks were carried out on the equipment! If nothing else it highlights the need to be fastidious in ensuring that our equipment is 100% operational and not a danger to our patients! Very sad

Oh, this is so sad!!! I’m sorry to hear about that.

I think that these cases are rare, but at the same time the patient should be aware of the potential risks.

What happen was the dentist gave him too much laughing gas “nitrose” . So that’s the dentists fault, no one else’s.