What are the most common side effects of Novocaine?

The most common side effects are numbness, tingling and a small pain at the injection site. These effects are usually not severe and most often subside within a few hours of the injection. In some cases, other more serious side effects may occur, such as difficulty breathing, swelling, itching, or throat closure. They are signs of an allergic reaction and need to be treated immediately. Other rare side effects are: chest pain, irregular heartbeat, dizziness or drowsiness, anxiety, restlessness, nausea, vomiting, tremor, or seizure. These symptoms are less common, but because they are dangerous, it is important to report to the dentist immediately if you have ever felt any of them.

Your dentist will evaluate the best Novocaine dosage for you. It is very important to report to the dentist if you are taking any medication, whether it is with or without a prescription, and if you have any health problems. Sometimes Novocain can interact with other medicines, causing dangerous side effects, or aggravating some health problems. Telling your dentist about medications and health problems will help minimize the risk of you experiencing any harmful side effects of Novocaine.

Your dentist will talk to you about all the risks and benefits of using Novocaine during dental procedures. You can learn more about dental appointments at Colgate Oral Hygiene Resources at the Colgate Oral Health Information Center.

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