Local Anesthetics — Pharmacology

Esters = metabolized by pseudocholinesterase. Amides = liver metabolized. Lidocaine (amide) = gold standard. Onset order: Fastest → Articaine > Lidocaine > Bupivacaine. pKa determines onset (lower pKa = faster onset).

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