Transcription of Maxillary and Mandibular Anesthesia Techniques
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1 Maxillary andMaxillary andMandibular Mandibular AnesthesiaAnesthesiaTechniquesTechniques Heera Chang, , Chang, , UniversityColumbia UniversityCollege of Dental MedicineCollege of Dental Medicine2 The NeedleThe Needle3 GaugeGauge Interior diameter of the lumen of theInterior diameter of the lumen of theneedleneedle The smaller the number, the greater theThe smaller the number, the greater thediameter of the needlediameter of the needle25 25 gaga.. inches inches27 27 gaga.. inches inches30 30 gaga.. inches inchesLengthLength Long Long 1 5/8 inches or 40 mm. 1 5/8 inches or 40 mm. Short Short 1 inch or 25 mm. 1 inch or 25 Anesthesia TechniquesLocal Anesthesia Techniques Infiltration (Infiltration (SupraperiostealSupraperiosteal)) Nerve blockNerve block IntraligamentaryIntraligamentary IntrapulpalIntrapulpal6 Maxillary AnesthesiaMaxillary Anesthesia Local infiltration (Local infiltration (Buccal Buccal or palatal)or palatal) Nerve blockNerve block1.
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