What is/are the main cause(s) of asthma attacks in the dental office.Group of answer choicesIllnessMedicationsAllergensAnxiety

The main causes of asthma attacks in the dental office can be:

1. Medications: Some medications used in dental procedures can trigger an asthma attack. These can include certain types of local anesthetics or sedatives.

2. Allergens: The dental office can have various allergens like dust, mold, or latex which can trigger an asthma attack in sensitive individuals.

3. Anxiety: Dental procedures can cause anxiety in some patients, which can lead to an asthma attack. The stress and fear associated with dental procedures can cause the airways to constrict, leading to an asthma attack.

Illness is not typically a direct cause of an asthma attack in a dental office, but if a patient is already unwell, their symptoms may be exacerbated by the stress of the dental procedure.