Local anesthesia
Local anesthesia is a group of drugs that have the ability to stop the sensation in a particular area of the body, and usually give the anesthetic by injecting the area to be anesthetized, noting that anesthesia is not given in the bloodstream, and it can be placed on the skin or mucous membranes where It is in the form of liquid or gel, and this type of anesthesia is used in simple cases inside the mouth and gums.
Remove tooth bing effect
Dental procedures, which include fillings, implants, and nerve treatment, require the use of local anesthetic teeth, which in turn numb the lips, cheek and tongue. The anesthesia may continue for two hours or more after the completion of the medical procedure. Some may feel irritated by the effect of anesthesia. A type of medication called Phentolamine mesylate, which accelerates the return of natural sensation after dental procedures, and is given as an injection after the completion of the dental procedure, due to the natural sensation within one hour, and the principle of the work of a thousand Ntolamin to increase blood flow to the tissues, and works only in the event of a substance containing anesthetic holding blood vessels such as Alaabenevran. It is worth mentioning that it is not recommended to use Vntolamin Meselat in some surgeries accompanied by pain in the nerves or bones; because the feeling of numbness in these cases increases the comfort of the patient.
Of household procedures that help to remove the effect of toothpaste include the following:
- Massage the skin around the mouth area shaped like circles around the jaw and gums.
- Exercise different activities that activate the blood circulation to help get rid of the substance of bing, and carry it away from the anesthesia area.
- Take a nap, and help stop thinking about the penis and numbness, and you should see your doctor if the effect of bing lasts longer than 6-8 hours.
Complications of Bing teeth
The local anesthesia given to the patient in the cases of dental procedures is safe, and the occurrence of complications of the Bnj is rare, where the patient feels a little discomfort when given a syringe Bnj, and numbness in the area of Bnj, may be bruised place injection of the injection may be accompanied by the exit of blood and pain , And there are some symptoms or temporary complications that occur to some when taking Bnj sense of dizziness, feeling of headache, and double vision, and muscle tingling. The patient may have more severe complications than that, with an allergic reaction to bing, seizures or heart failure.
Contraindications of toothpaste
It is important to know that there are no contraindications to give local anesthetic in cases of dental treatment, but there are some cases where it is not recommended to give Bnj full concentration, including these cases of high blood pressure. In this case, bing is given in all its components except adrenaline.
The dangers of tooth bing
The risks and interventions of giving local dental dentistry are divided into two main parts:
- Local risks These include:
- Inflammation of the infection: This is done by inserting the syringe into the inflamed tissue and then entering the other tissues carrying the infection, or this may be done using an injection that is already contaminated.
- Hematoma: This is caused by the destruction of a blood vessel by an anesthetic needle, resulting in hemorrhagic bleeding in the tissues. This may cause swelling and pain in the affected area.
- Nerve damage: This results from the penetration of the anesthetic needle of the nerve bundle, which causes the patient to feel a poke or electric shock, which is rare.
- Anesthesia of the facial nerve: This leads to temporary paralysis in this nerve, and things return to normal immediately after the effect of bing.
- General risk These include:
- Inflammation of the inflammation in the surrounding areas of the mouth: in order to penetrate the needle bing infected areas.
- The risk of inflammation of the heart: where the needle Bnj enter the bacteria into the blood circulation, and then to the heart.
- Increase in anesthetic in patients with liver failure: These patients are given doses lower than the normal dose, because the liver can not analyze the amount of bing complete because of its limitations, which may lead to an increase in the proportion of the drug in the body and poisoning.
- Less patients should be given Bing for patients with heart problems, such as patients with angina, heart attacks, or patients who have undergone previous heart surgery.
The reasons for using local anesthesia in general
In situ cases are used in simple cases that do not require the use of general anesthetic, and in rapid cases that do not take long.
- Pain management: Bing is used to treat pain in different cases such as some types of oral ulcers, in which case bing is used as aerosol or gel placed on the anesthetic area. Bing injection may be used for severe, long-term pain such as joint pain.
- Stop pain during and after surgery: Localized bing is used in the following cases:
- Dental fillings and surgical excision of the brain.
- Removal of warts.
- Biopsies, in the case of taking a sample of tissue and examined accurately by microscopy.
- The process of removing the blue water from the eye.
- Anesthesia around the dura: (Epidesthesia). An anesthetic needle is inserted in the lower back into a vacuum called an epidural vacuum. The anesthetic is injected. It is usually used in childbirth to relieve pain. It is also used to reduce the size of the general anesthetic given to the patient.
- Peripheral nerve anesthesia: Is the process of anesthesia peripheral nerves that feed a specific area of the body such as hand or foot, and when using this type of anesthesia, the need for general anesthesia, and is used to relieve pain after the procedure.