Local Anesthesia in Oral Surgery

Accelerates the transmission of pain signals

Regulates blood flow in the surgical area

Stimulates the nociceptive nerve impulses

Temporarily prevents the propagation of nociceptive nerve impulses (correct)

To prevent the propagation of nerve impulses and provide a pain-free experience (correct)

To reduce the risk of infection after surgery

To reduce bleeding during the procedure

To speed up the delivery of dental treatment

To reduce the duration of the surgical procedure

To ensure a pain-free experience for the patient during the procedure (correct)

To eliminate the need for dental treatment

To minimize post-operative discomfort

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