Effectiveness of Local Anesthesia in Pediatric Dental Practice

Patient Expectations, Acceptance and Preferences in Treatment with Orthodontic Mini-implants

“…Nevertheless, there is still no study comparing the two methods from the patient's perspective and this is also true regarding injection techniques. There are many dental studies addressing the effectiveness of local anesthetics [29] but none deal with injection techniques for the placement of micro-implants or mini-implants. This is particularly surprising because orthodontists require anesthetic methods which have an effect on the superficial soft tissue and periosteum while not anesthetizing either Unterschiede von p< 0,05 wurden hierbei als statistisch signifikant bezeichnet.…”

“…Es liegen viele zahnmedizinische Studien vor, in denen die Effektivität von Lokalanästhetika erforscht wird [29]. Jedoch diskutiert keine dieser Studien die Injektionstechniken für die Platzierung von Mikro-bzw.…”

Attitude and Practice toward Delivering of Verbal Postoperative Instructions by Undergraduates and Trainees: A Descriptive Study

“…20 Although nerve-block injections are more technically difficult, and, therefore, somewhat less predictable than infiltration injections. [21][22][23][24][25][26][27] However, regardless of the type of local anesthetic used, postoperative soft-tissue anesthesia may lasts for several hours. 28,29 Following a dental appointment requiring local anesthesia of the lower teeth, patient may inadvertently bite the lower lip out associated with the unfamiliar sensation of being numb or because no pain is felt.…”

Awareness of dosage and complications of local anaesthesia among dental practitioners- a survey

“…Most dentists memorise the maximum number of cartridges and the total contents in milligrams of local anesthetic per cartridges [3]. The required dose of local anesthetic is based on many factors including age and weight, and medically compromised patients and special consideration when calculating the maximum dose of a local anesthetic or a vasoconstrictor [4].…”