Articles of category "Sedation dentistry"

The use of dental general anesthesia demands constant control of the condition of the patient and supervision of the vital functions of the body under duress. Introduction of new preparations and their specific antagonists allows carrying out a controlled and safe narcosis without by-effects. The anesthesiologist can support a desirable level of anesthesia at various dental extreme cases with fast and pleasant awakening without any complications.

Even the advanced sedatives cannot provide alone all the components of a narcosis (amnesia, analgesine, a muscular relaxation, neurovegetative blockade) without an essential threat for the life of the patient. Therefore, modern oral sedatives and intra-veneous sedatives are multi-component and the most widely used. Each preparation is included in safe doses, and is responsible for any concrete component of a narcosis.