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Where should a dentist inject the lidocaine to block pain perception?

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Where should a dentist inject the lidocaine to block pain perception?

Would this be a correct answer for this question? Inject lidocaine into the axons of the nociceptors

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duddy

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Quote from: ricky83ny (12 years ago)

Inject lidocaine into the axons of the nociceptors

Sounds right, is this a PhysioEx question?

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ricky83ny Author

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Yes it is, it is a question in Exercise 3. Thank you for the help

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Quote from: ricky83ny (12 years ago)

question in Exercise 3

Which PhysioEx version?

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It is Physio Ex 9.0 exercise 3. I found the answer on another forum. I am new to the site, I am still trying to figure out how the site works. Thank you for your help though.

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Which PhysioEx version?

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