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J Dent Res 34(2): 268-272, 1955
© 1955 International and American Associations for Dental Research
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AFFECTING PATIENTS' REACTIONS TO LOCAL ANESTHETICS

III. A REPORT OF 1,103 CONSECUTIVE CASES, USING LIDOCAINE

ALLISON G. JAMES D.D.S.1

1 Beverly Hills, Calif.

1. Among 1,103 consecutive local anesthetics administered for cavity preparations upon vital teeth, 41 (3.7 per cent) gave incomplete pulp anesthesia or anesthesia of very short duration, and occurred in association with temperature peaks.

2. In this series of anesthetics only 2 (0.18 per cent) gave minor toxic manifestations. These occurred in association with temperature dips.

3. The temperature change, not degree either of heat or of cold, appears to be the causative factor for these abnormal anesthetic reactions.

Submitted on January 8, 1954






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