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Your dentist will determine the type of anaesthesia to use depending on the type of procedure they are going to carry out. If the procedure is going to be invasive then your dentist may recommend more intense anaesthesia such as general anesthesia. On the other hand, if the procedure will be mild such as tooth extraction, then your dentist will use less intense anaesthesia such as local anesthesia. There is a difference between local and general anesthesia. It is important to understand the difference between these two to be aware of what to expect during your dental procedures. Local Anesthesia This type of anaesthesia is mostly used in various mild clinical operations and surgeries. In dentistry, local anesthesia is used in minor procedures such as dental filling or tooth extraction procedures.   Local anaesthesia is a membrane stabilizing medicine for a minor dental procedure. There are several types of local anesthesia used in various dental procedures. These include;