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Rev Odont Mex 2020; 24 (1)

Safety of the patient under anesthesia in the dental office

Mendoza BSB, Martínez BÓE

Language: Spanish
References: 36
Page: 30-41
PDF size: 170.44 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Today, dentists offer their patients increasingly complex interventions outside the operating room, but caution should be exercised as each patient has unique needs and should be evaluated with a complete medical history. Most dental procedures can be performed using only local anesthesia; however, sedation to patients in the dental office has increased in recent years, so the safety of dental anesthesia will depend on the anesthetic objectives, patient selection, anesthetic technique, medication selection, supervision, training of the medical and dental team, and the preparation to handle unexpected complications and emergencies. Anesthesiologists and dentists should thus understand the complications and risks to which patients can be exposed without adequate monitoring. Therefore, dental offices must develop a protocol to optimize patient care and emergency management.


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