Synapse Dental Pain EraserMcLean, VA
Welcome to the highest level of patient care and service.
A common question asked by patients is, “Will my treatment hurt?”. We’ve got good news! Our team is committed to your comfort and a positive treatment experience. We offer our patients the Dental Pain Eraser: a clinically proven, electronic dental anesthesia device that erases discomfort before, during, and after procedures. Our patients love the amazing experience of transforming smiles in our practice.
How Synapse Dental Pain Eraser Works
If you are considering any dental or orthodontic treatment and are nervous about possible discomfort, we’ve got you covered in our practice! The award-winning, FDA-cleared Synapse Dental Pain Eraser “pen” delivers gentle, electric pulses that prevent and remove discomfort without needles, numbing gels, or drugs, with relief lasting up to 48 hours. This long-lasting relief allows for your comfort with the following:
- Dental cleanings
- Tooth extractions
- Dental surgery
- Dental implants
- Teeth whitening
- Orthodontics (braces, aligners)
- Canker sores
- TMJ/TMD
Our Care for Excellence Extends Beyond Our Practice
We know that oral pain can show up anywhere, at any time. To continue a positive treatment experience after you’ve left our practice, we also prescribe the Dental Pain Eraser cutting-edge technology for at-home use by patients. Just apply the device to your tooth or gum, and in less than two minutes – you’ll prevent or relieve discomfort. You can now be pain-free before, during, AND after your appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How does the Dental Pain Eraser™ work?
A. It uses Pulsewave™ technology, sending gentle subsensory electric pulses to calm the nerves and block oral pain in the mouth. The user may feel a light pulse or tingle when using it.
Q. How do I use the Dental Pain Eraser?
A. Gently place both metal tips on your
sensitive tooth or gums, and your pain will begin disappearing in
seconds, with pain relief lasting for up to 48 hours.
Watch this
video for step-by-step instructions on how to use the Dental Pain Eraser
at home.
Q. What kinds of oral pain can I use it for?
A. The Dental Pain Eraser can be used for hard or soft oral tissue. You can apply the Dental Pain Eraser to your tooth or gum to prevent and relieve pain and sensitivity from dental cleanings, extractions, surgery, implants or orthodontics (braces), as well as oral disorders such as canker sores and TMJ/TMD.
Q. How fast does it take effect, and how long does pain relief last?
A. The Dental Pain Eraser can prevent or relieve pain within 30 seconds, with pain relief lasting up to 48 hours with no side effects.
Q. How long can I apply the Dental Pain Eraser?
A. While the Dental Pain Eraser is extremely safe and can be applied for an extended period of time, we recommend a maximum of 10 minutes of application per session.
Q. Is the Dental Pain Eraser safe for kids or only adults?
A. The Dental Pain Eraser has been cleared for use with all age groups, including children and adults.
It is drug-free, needle-free and numb-free, and is extremely safe without known adverse effects, allergic reaction, or harm to a patient.
Q. How do I clean the device at home? Can I put it under water?
A. Cleaning the unit and tips after use is easy with a light rinse with water, and disinfection with a cotton application of 70% alcohol of the probe tips, before re-application. The Dental Pain Eraser is not designed to be submerged under water for any period of time.
Q. How do I purchase the Dental Pain Eraser?
A. The Dental Pain Eraser requires a prescription from a licensed dental professional. Ask your dental professional how you can purchase your own Dental Pain Eraser today.
Q. How long does the Dental Pain Eraser™ last? Is it rechargeable?
A. The Dental Pain Eraser patient Rx home model is disposable and not rechargeable. It is programmed to last 100 minutes after which it is then discarded. This is indicated when the blue light no longer turns on.
The duration of the Dental Pain Eraser is sufficient for comprehensive orthodontic treatment (18-24 months) and nearly all dental treatments and disorders.
Q. Are there any contraindications or conditions that make use risky?
A. The Dental Pain Eraser has not been cleared to be used in those who are pregnant, or those with seizures or pacemakers.
Q. Is the Dental Pain Eraser cleared by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)?
A. Yes, the Dental Pain Eraser has been rigorously tested for safety and effectiveness as part of FDA clearance.
Patient Testimonials
"Super awesome tool!! I had pain from my braces and I use Synapse and NO MORE PAIN! Thank you!!"
- T Cote
"My son’s pain went from an 8 to a 1 when using it during braces adjustments."
- Maegen Phelan
"Great experience using it the first 48 hrs after getting my braces on. No pain nor discomfort at all. I’m completely amazed!"
- Farah Rivas
"Definitely would highly recommend for patients with sensitivity, discomfort. Great to use when changing out wires."
- BobbieAnn Palardy
"Definitely recommended for any dental discomfort, works quick and more efficiently than any off the shelf pain relief medications."
- Ashutosh Singh
"After like 10 seconds pain is gone! So easy to use. No more pain medicine needed. You can use it as many times as you need without side effects."
- Ruth Figueroa
"The pain eraser gave me immediate relief. I was able to eat foods with no pain and I was in shock at how well it worked."
- Jesse Roberts
"I thought this was some sort of sorcery because of how instantaneous it took the edge off of tooth sensitivity. It has helped me with tooth sensitivity and from simply having sore gums from braces tightening. Ingenuity at its finest. Highly recommend."
- Jillian Felix
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