Landmarks Flashcards
What are the landmarks when giving a mental nerve?
Mandibular premolars, mucobuccal fold and mental foramen
What is the injection site for a mental nerve block?
Mucobuccal fold just anterior to the mental foramen where the mental nerve enter to join the incisive nerve.
What is number when giving a mental nerve block ?
Incisors, canine, first premolars most of the time second premolars, lower lip chin skin
What are the landmarks when giving a long buccal nerve?
Mandibular molars and the mucobuccal fold
What is the injection site for a long buccal nerve block?
Distal and buccal to the most distal molar in the arch on the anterior border of the ramus
What is numbed when giving a long buccal nerve block ?
Soft tissues and periosteum buccal to the mandibular molars
What is numbed when giving a inferior alveolar nerve block?
Teeth in the quadrant
Buffalo soft tissues from mental nerve to middling, tongue and lingual soft tissues
Why is number when giving a maxillary infiltration injection?
Pulp, buccal soft tissue and bone of the tooth being anaesthetised
Name some of the landmarks we use to give a maxillary infiltration injection
Mucobuccal fold parallel to the tooth root apex close to the bone
What is number when giving a Naso-Palatine nerve block
Anterior portion of the hard palate both hard and soft tissues from the mesial aspect of the right and left first premolars
Name some of the landmarks we use when giving a Naso-Palatine nerve block
Central incisors, incisive papilla and incisive foramen
What is the injection site for a Naso-Palatine Nerve Block
Soft tissue just lateral to the incisive papilla, 1cm palatal to the maxillary central incisors
What is number when giving a palatal infiltration?
Soft tissue and palatal bone of tooth to be anaesthetised.
Name some of the landmarks we use to give a palatal infiltration injection
Midline of palate and gingival margin of tooth to be anaesthetised
What is the injection site for a palatal infiltration injection?
Point midway between the gingival margin of the tooth and the midline palatal raph