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    Which Anesthetic Solution,no Longer Used in Dentistry,is Still Available in Multidose
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Which Anesthetic Solution,no Longer Used in Dentistry,is Still Available in Multidose

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Question 6

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Which anesthetic solution,no longer used in dentistry,is still available in multidose vials and is used in medicine as an antiarrhythmic agent?


A) Mepivacaine
B) Bupivacaine
C) Carbocaine
D) Procaine

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