If a dental anaesthesia of lidocaine is injected intra vascular by accident during dental visit to an adult male weighing 96kg what would happen? die from toxic?

Various: While IV lidocaine can slow heart rate in sufficient dose, the amount used in dental anesthesia is FAR LESS, and little if any problem would result in most cases should this occur. The dentist was trained and should,be able,to tell,if the needle isn’t where it supposed to be BEFORE the injection is given. Hope this provides some relief from fears.

Death, no: If the lidocaine had 1:100000 epinephrine then his heart may race and he may feel faint, but this would only last for a few minutes. In addition, dental syringes are self-aspirating.... after needle insertion and before injecting, the syringe pulls back on the plunger. If the tip of the needle was in a blood vessel, blood would be drawn back into the glass carpule, alerting the dentist.