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The issue of improving the safety of dental treatment and its comfort is largely determined by the quality of anesthesia.. Dentists must be proficient in assessing the need for anesthetic or sedative procedures, considering potential additional risks and the requirement for specialized equipment and personnel. The diverse range of medications used for sedation and anesthesia necessitates a thorough understanding among dentists of their respective advantages and disadvantages. Furthermore, the potential for non-pharmacological methods to manage patients’ emotional state during treatment can enhance its safety. This review summarizes key data on sedation and anesthesia in dentistry, alongside discussing emerging promising solutions in this domain.
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