General Anaesthesia For Dentistry : A Review

Abstract

In modern practice the majority of procedures are performed with local anesthesia alone.Sometimes local anesthesia may be insufficient. In such cases sedation or general anesthesiacan be performed. Patients needing general anesthesia include non compatible children, thosewith allergy to local anesthetics, and adults with special needs. Although general anestheticprocedure has advantageous, it should be noted that there are some risks and must be performedonly in hospitals by an anesthetist.In this review, The aim of this study was to explain general anesthesia for dental procedures

Keywords

• dental procedures,general anesthesia,sedation

Diş Hekimliği Pratiğinde Genel Anestezi : Derleme

Abstract

Günümüzde dental işlemlerin çoğu lokal anestezi altında gerçekleştirilmektedir. Bazen lokalanestezinin tek başına yeterli olmadığı durumlarla karşılaşılabilir ve bu gibi durumlardasedasyon veya genel anestezi işlemi tercih edilebilir. Koopere olmayan küçük çocuklar, lokalanesteziye karşı allerjisi olan ve özel durumdaki hastalar bu gruba dahil edilebilir. Genel anestezialtında tedavinin avantajları olmasına rağmen birtakım riskler taşıdığını unutmamak gerekir vehastane şartlarında ve deneyimli bir anestezi uzmanı tarafından gerçekleştirilmelidir.Bu derlemede, sedasyon ve genel anestezinin diş hekimliğinde kullanım alanları ve uygulamayöntemleri anlatılmaktadır

Keywords

• Dental işlemler,genel anestezi,sedasyon

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