Local anesthetics can effectively numb maxillary teeth during dental procedures despite bone thickness.
False: The statement is false because local anesthetics are commonly used in dental procedures to numb specific areas, including the maxillary teeth. The dentist can infiltrate the anesthetic near the maxillary tooth to ensure the patient does not feel pain during the procedure.
Local anesthetics work by interfering with ion movement across cell membranes, blocking nerve impulses from being transmitted, which prevents the sensation of pain.
For maxillary tooth anesthesia, the dentist can administer the local anesthetic effectively, despite the presence of thicker bone.
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