Topical Anesthesia
Max Injection Techniques
Mandibular Injection Technique
Anesthetic syringe
anesthetic cartridges
100
ointments, liquids, sprays, and patches
What is topical anesthetic agents?
100
This type of anesthesia is completed by injecting into a small, isolated field.
What is Local infiltration?
100
also referred to as "Mandibular nerve block"
What is Inferior Alveolar nerve block
100
these parts allow the dentist to control the syringe firmly and to aspirate effectively with one hand
What is thumb ring, finger grip
100
cartridges are supplied in these
What are blister packs
200
agents that are applied to larger surface areas
What is topical anesthetic spray?
200
This type of injection is given when 2-3 teeth are involved
What is Field block
200
This injection provides anesthesia to the buccal soft tissues closest to mandibular molars
What is buccal nerve block
200
This is a sharp hook that locks into the rubber stopper
What is the Harpoon
200
The color of this anesthetic cartridge band is gold.
What is articaine w/ epi
300
This new product provides topical anesthetic within 10 seconds when placed
What is Topical gel patch?
300
With this type of injection, local anesthetic is deposited close to a main nerve trunk
What is Nerve Block
300
This injection in given only when mandibular anterior teeth or premolars require anesthesia
What is incisive nerve block
300
This pushes the rubber stopper of the cartridge and forces the anesthetic solution out
What is the piston rod
300
This cartridge band is red
What is lidocaine w/ epi 1:100,000
400
This type of topical anesthetic should remain on the site of injection for a minimum of 15-30 seconds
What is ointment?
400
Examples of types of injections used for "quadrant" dentistry
What is the PSA, IA and NP?
400
This injection is given at the site of the mental foramen
What is incisive block injection
400
this firmly hold the anesthetic cartridge in place
What is barrel of the syringe
400
This cartridge band is tan
What is mepivacaine
500
This is used for injections and for alleviation of discomfort from denture sores and oral ulcers
What is the dental patch
500
This type of max anesthesia occurs when LA is deposited close to the main nerve trunk
What is NERVE BLOCK?
500
During an I/A nerve block, a patient will experience numbness in these areas
What is the lower jaw, (teeth, tongue and lip)
500
the needle passes through this area and punctures the rubber diaphram of the cartridge
What is threaded tip
500
injection of LA directly into a blood vessel can cause this to occur
What is hematoma
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