Dental Anesthesia

Anesthesia applications prevent the feeling of pain by suppressing (depressing) the nervous system at various levels. Regardless of the type of anesthesia, its effect on the nervous system in the affected area is limited by the duration of the drug used.

In dentistry, a drug is subjected to numerous research stages before it is used on humans, and is offered for use after its safety is confirmed and approved. Here, the physician makes a choice by considering the patient's systemic health status, allergies, age, weight, the procedure to be performed, the pharmacological properties of the drug, and clinical experience.

sedation

It is a method of inhaling the necessary drugs to relax, calm and relieve the fears of the patient in minor surgical interventions to be performed with the support of local anesthesia and painless interventions to help the diagnosis. What is sedation? Sedation is putting patients into a state of sleep using drugs. In this state of sleep, the patient's reflexes are preserved and the depth of sleep is also under control and can be adjusted. The application is used in small surgical interve...

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Local anesthesia

Local anesthesia is the loss of sensation in a certain part of the body due to the suppression of conduction in the peripheral nerves or the reduction of the stimulus in the nerve endings, and with local anesthesia, loss of sensation is created in certain regions. Local anesthesia is a type of anesthesia that numbs only a certain part of the body. This type of anesthesia works depending on the suppression of the conduction in the peripheral nerves or the reduction of the stimulus in the nerve...

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