DENTAL TREATMENT
Anesthesia and Sedation
Thanks to the great advances in the fields of oral surgery and implantology, anesthetic techniques favor surgical procedures by blocking any perception of pain, touch or pressure in the area to be operated on.
It can be performed with local anesthesia through injectable substances that are applied subcutaneously on the mucous membranes or by regional blockade on the nerve trunks, or with oral sedation through the administration of drugs that allow the patient to obtain a state of relaxation and tranquility thus facilitating the process, and eliminating any anxiety and fear.
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Favors the surgical procedure
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Blocks pain perception
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Touch or pressure on the area to be operated on
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Local anesthesia through injectable substances
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Subcutaneous on mucous membranes
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By regional blockade on nerve trunks
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Oral sedation
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State of relaxation and tranquility
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Eliminating anxiety and fear.