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Infraorbital Largest Branch of maxillary nerve 1st and 2nd bicuspids
Lingual nerve anterior two thirds of the tongue
Buccal nerve mucosa membrane of the cheek
Anterior portion of mandibular nerve muscles of mastication
Trigeminal nerve the largest of the twelve cranial nerves
not injected may be ointment ,gel,liquid, or spray
Armamentarium cotton tip applicator, Topical anesthetic ointment or liquid, sterilizr guaze sponge
Wait Approximately 2 to 5 minutes for topical anesthetic to take effect
Types: Gel liqud or spray
5th cranial nerve Trigeminal nerve
Upper anterior superior alveolar Supplies the maxillary centtrals, laterals, and cuspids and sinus
middle superior alveolar supplies the 1st and 2nd bicuspids and the mesial buccal root of the first molar and sinus
posterior superior alveolar supplies other roots of 1st molar 2nd 3rd molar
Block numbs the quadrant and used for mandibular teeth
Infiltration injecting into indivual teeth, used for maxillary teeth
harpoon inserts into the rubber stopper
Piston Rod pushes the rubber stopper of the carpuleto inject the solution
Barrel of the syringe hold the anesthetic carpule has the window to see if any blood has aspirated
Threaded tip the hub of the needle attaches to this parr of the syringe
maxillary needle size 1 inch
mandibular needle size 1 5/8 inch
needle gage-thickness of the needle the larger the number the thinner the needle
Vasoconstrictor a drug the constricts the size of the blood vessels
Epinephrine chemical considered to be a vasoconstrictor used in ansethetic
Blue stopper no epinepherine
Green Stopper 1:50,000
Red Stopper 1:100,000
contact dermatitis contact of solution to oral tissues.
Syncope fainting,anxiety
Hematoma blood,swelling bruise
General Anesthesia state of unconsciousness produced be chemical action
Slow Speed 6,000-10,000 RPM for buffing and refining cavity preps, coronal polishing
High speed 100,000-800,000 RPM Cavity Preperation
Right Angle Attachment Coronal Polishing
Contra-angle Attachement Provides access to posterior teeth
Carpule or Cartridge 2.4m to 1.8 m
Ampules 2.0 20.0 ml
Bottles 50.0 ml
Topical surface anesthesia prior to injectio
Block anesthesia takes about 20 minutes to become effective
infiltration takes about 5 minutes to become effective
Local Irritation pain, edema burning slough
Muscle Trismus pain, swelling,limitation
Prolonged Anethesia prolonged numbness
Infection fever pain and swelling
Broken needles None
Cardiorespiratory dizziness, nausea, hypotension,palpation
Aspirate to draw back
Idiosyncrasy depression. nausea, vomiting

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