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Mark’s dentist gives him a shot before performing a root canal. The dentist says the shot is anesthesia and that Mark won't feel any pain. Mark feels his gums going numb, while the rest of his body is working fine. What has the anesthesia actually done?
The anesthesia has blocked
from carrying signals to the
.

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the anesthesia hadn’t numbed his whole body or knocked him out, simply it just numbed the part of him that needed to have work done.

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Mark’s dentist gives him a shot before performing a root canal. The dentist says the shot is anesthesia and that Mark won't feel any pain. Mark feels his gums going numb, while the rest of his body is working fine. What has the anesthesia actually done?

The anesthesia has blocked  interneurons from carrying signals to the brain .

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