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Visitor asks:
Thank you for the answer, but now I am a little confused. How do you monitor vital functions under local anaesthesia, as you mentioned... do you measure blood pressure or use any other devices...? So far, no dentist has ever monitored my vital functions, even when I was given local anaesthesia... I am asking all this because I am afraid of such equipment and monitoring....
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
As I already explained, when the patient is conscious we do not need equipment to monitor vital functions. A more or less trained eye can distinguish a person who is breathing, ... from a person who is not. This, too, is monitoring vital functions.
Have a nice day!
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