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General Anesthesia - Dentistry

In the field of dentistry, the safety of the technique of general anesthesia has been of constant concern to the anesthesia regulatory bodies and there are several guidelines and standards for its use in the medical field. The Royal College of Anesthetists (RCA), has concerns regarding the increasing number of general anesthetics being used for the purpose of dentistry (1,2) and that these anesthetics may not always necessary, due to which patients face the unnecessary risk, sometimes even resulting in death of healthy patients (3). The Royal College of Anesthetists strictly states that the use of general anesthesia must be limited only to the patients and clinical situations where local anesthesia is not possible. The college maintains that there should be persistent pressure regarding the use of general anesthesia technique…

Standards and Guidelines for use of General Anesthesia
Guidelines and training (10, 11)

Various professional bodies and organizations, such as the Royal College of Anesthetists, have promulgated guidelines to assist the practitioner in performing sedation safely. These guidelines outline the general principles of safe practice without providing specific details. Individual departments need to build their own practice guidelines based on these principles to cater for variations in patients, procedures, practitioner skills, and physical setting (10, 11)…