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Prilocaine is a topical anesthetic that is applied to the gingiva prior to the injection of the lidocaine. Prilocaine is not preferred over lidocaine in dentistry since they both have different jobs.

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Q: Why prilocaine is preffered over lidocaine in dentistry?
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