Dental Anesthesia

Fear of pain keeps many people from going to the dentist and receiving the treatment they need. That’s why it’s so important to keep patients relaxed and comfortable with the proper anesthetic. Dental anesthesia provides patients with relief during otherwise painful procedures, and is a key component to many of the services dentists offer. Anesthesia might be used to numb a patient before a procedure or to completely knock a patient out. There are also many ways to deliver anesthetic, which often depends on the type of anesthetic and the procedure being performed. ?

What Type of Dental Anesthesia Is Available for My Practice?

No matter what type of anesthesia you’re looking for, there are a variety of options available. They include:

• Computer Controlled Local Anesthesia Delivery Systems
• Buffering Agents
• Intraligament Syringes
• Local Anesthetic
• Local Reversal Agents
• Needles
• Topical Anesthetics
• Gas Anesthesia Delivery Systems
• Intraosseous Anesthetic Delivery Systems
• Needle Re-Cappers
• Nitrious Oxide Delivery Systems
• Nitrous Oxide Nasal Hoods
• Periodontal Local Anesthetics

What Should I Consider When Selecting Dental Anesthesia?

When choosing a dental anesthetic, it’s important to consider the patient’s health and the type of procedure being performed.

Search and Compare Dental Anesthesia