Dental injections are a common part of many dental procedures, often serving as a necessary means to ensure patient comfort during treatments. While most individuals may experience some level of discomfort during and immediately after the injection, the pain can persist even after a week. Understanding the underlying causes of this prolonged discomfort is essential for patients and dental professionals alike. Various factors contribute to the degree of pain experienced, from the technique used during the injection to individual anatomical differences and pre-existing conditions. Moreover, the psychological aspect of dental procedures cannot be overlooked. Anxiety and fear associated with dental visits can heighten the perception of pain, creating a complex…