Research Notes on Novacaine
Novocaine is a local anesthetic drug often referred to as procaine. It is most commonly used by dentists for tooth extraction, although it is also used in other surgical procedures such as Liposuction, Blepharoplasty, Mini Facelift. Because some patients have allergic reactions to Novocaine, lidocaine is used as an alternative.
Top Resources on Novacaine
- Wikipedia: Novocaine (disambiguation) | Procaine
- YourTotalHealth: How Does Novacaine Work?
- Dental Health Directory: FAQ: Novacaine
- Yahoo Answer: What Exactly Is Novacaine?
- iVillage: Novacaine: Harmful In Early Pregnancy?
- 3Dchem.com: Novocaine
- World of Molecules: Novacaine
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