The physician may spray a topical anesthetic (e.g., Fluori-Methane) on a surgical site before injecting a local anesthetic.

Name: The physician may spray a topical anesthetic (e.g., Fluori-Methane) on a surgical site before injecting a local anesthetic.
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For patients who find injection of a local anesthetic painful or traumatic, the physician may first spray the injection area with a topical anesthetic, such as Fluori-Methane 15%, which temporarily anesthetizes the area where injections will be given.

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