By Kathryn Bell, RDH, EPDH, MS
Pain control is a critical element in successful dentistry. Many anesthetic agents are available to help clinicians provide comfortable patient care. Oral health professionals are charged with choosing the most appropriate anesthetic agent for patients, considering medical history concerns and treatment needs.
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