Etidocaine

ClassAmide local anesthetic (long-acting) — HISTORICAL / DISCONTINUED. Brand Duranest is no longer marketed in the U.S.; there is no current dental formulation. Included for reference only.GroupAmideOnsetHISTORICAL (legacy Duranest label): rapid onset, usually 3–5 minutes. No current marketed dental label — value is legacy label data only.DurationHISTORICAL (legacy Duranest label): long-acting amide. Sensory analgesia lasted 1.5–2× longer than lidocaine by the peridural route, and duration of analgesia in excess of 9 hours was not infrequent with peripheral nerve blocks. Legacy dental comparisons (~2× lidocaine lip-numbness recovery) are historical only. No current marketed dental label.

Brand names: Duranest (discontinued)

Etidocaine is a amide local anesthetic used in dentistry with an onset of historical (legacy duranest label): rapid onset, usually 3–5 minutes. no current marketed dental label — value is legacy label data only. and a working duration of historical (legacy duranest label): long-acting amide. sensory analgesia lasted 1.5–2× longer than lidocaine by the peridural route, and duration of analgesia in excess of 9 hours was not infrequent with peripheral nerve blocks. legacy dental comparisons (~2× lidocaine lip-numbness recovery) are historical only. no current marketed dental label..

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Maximum doses (with and without vasoconstrictor)
Contraindications, interactions and cardiac considerations
Pregnancy and pediatric guidance

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