Yes.
Two in the chair and then a few months later the other two in the chair. First two weren’t too bad, sore for a few days, not too much bleeding.
Second two were a shocker. Couldn’t move my mouth for a few days, could barely swallow, had to spray water into my mouth and let it run out to rinse blood out of my mouth because I couldn’t spit it out. Was still sore a week later and could only eat proper food about 10 days later. On the second lot the doctor had to break the tooth to get it out. He couldn’t get enough leverage on the bottom tooth so his assistant had to get him a box to stand on so he could get a better angle. I couldn’t feel a thing, but could hear the tooth breaking and this horrible sound of flesh rending as he pulled it. Ecchhhhh!

But like I said before, you only have to do it once

But I’m sure yours wont be that bad

I was young and foolish and didn’t know there was an option to be knocked out. Aside from that my mum has a view point that if you don’t need to be knocked out you don’t get knocked out. She has had a deal with a few patients who’ve become brain injured from bad reactions to anaesthesia (or however you spell it).

All gone, 4 in the chair, no worries apart from the few days after. I don’t think anyone enjoys it, but it was ok and i got sympathy from people.

All 4 in the chair one go. No major issues other then a good amount of pain.

I’ve already covered this in an earlier post comment. And they had to shatter at least one of my teeth too.