Nitrous oxide/oxygen analgesia use in dentistry dates back to 1844 and is also known as:
A)electronic anesthesia.
B)general anesthesia.
C)inhalation sedation.
D)IV sedation.

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Inhalation sedation is also referred to as nitrous oxide/oxygen analgesia and may be the safest type of sedation method used in dentistry.
Electronic anesthesia uses a low electric current through contact pads on specific sites.
General anesthesia uses nitrous oxide/oxygen,halothane,enflurane mixtures,and intravenous agents such as thiopental or methohexital.
Intravenous sedation uses antianxiety drugs administered at a slow rate.It is frequently used in oral surgery.

Nitrous Oxide/oxygen Analgesia Use in Dentistry Dates Back to 1844