Hypertension and local anesthesia in dental practice

The quest to optimize local anesthesia leads to the synthesis of new drugs, the goal of which is to increase activity at the expense of reducing side effects on organs and systems. The impact of local anesthetics on patients with various co-morbidities deters many dentists from using them. There are a number of studies aimed at clarifying the negative effects of anesthetics and at the same time developing algorithms for their use due to their necessity. All this turns local anesthesia in dental practice into a general medical problem, which necessitates the study of options for the optimization of algorithms for the application of local anesthesia in all groups of patients.

CONTENTS

I. Preface

II. Historical overview of local anesthesia

III. Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of local anesthetics according to modern theories

IV. Cardiovascular diseases - risk factors. Risk assessment maps. Hypertension

V. Assessment of cardiovascular status based on electrocardiographic methods. The role of the Holter in establishing cardiac status

VI. Own research

VII. Recommendations for the choice of anesthetic in dental practice in burdened patients

VIII. Conclusion

IX. Bibliography

X. Reviews