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"Studies indicate redheads are more sensitive to pain".
They don't give the numbers of redheads involved in the study.
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Look at that - this person has 25 years of experience.Dr. Christine Binkley, an associate professor at the University of Louisville's School of Dentistry, in Kentucky, also observed the same phenomenon in her 25 years of practice.
Her redheaded patients seemed "anxious and didn't get numb. It's a difficult experience for them," said Binkley, one of the study's authors.
Sample size of 3 right there, sickler."I have a [redheaded] hygienist that I have to numb up a lot more than normal, " said Dr. Peter Vanstrom, an Atlanta, Georgia, dentist. "She's very sensitive. I have another redheaded patient who is tough as nails, but his father is extremely difficult to numb."Originally posted by pags11Originally posted by BuddyBearOriginally posted by curiousComment -
Originally posted by tacomax
That is funny about the Atlanta dentist. Mentions a redheaded patient as "tough as nails" but his father (also a redhead?) as difficult to numb. The tough as nails guy doesn't help their theory eh....
Christine Binkley, so close in name to that babe Christie Brinkley.
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