Supplemental LA techniques Flashcards

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what is Intraligamentary/periodontal ligament injection?

A

inject LA directly into PDL space

Low volume dose under high pressure with short needle -> have to use kit

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in intraligamentary/periodontal ligament injection why does the cartridge have to be enclosed?

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in case it breaks under pressure it doesn’t go in patients mouth

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what is the technique for intraligamentary/periodontal ligament injection?

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Insert till wedged between tooth and bone
inject slowly 0.2ml/root over 20s
Leave needle in till anaesthetic disperses then take out
Inject distally and mesially

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what is the mode of action for intraligamentary/periodontal ligament injection?

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exits PDL through pores in lamina dura and diffuse down in spaces of bone to apex

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5
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does intraligamentary/periodontal ligament injection need vasoconstrictor?

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yes

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what are the advantages of intraligamentary/periodontal ligament injection?

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low dose of anaesthetic, rapid onset, little soft tissue anaesthesia, alternative to IANB as no bleeding problems

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what are the disadvantages of intraligamentary/periodontal ligament injection?

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PDL damage risk, post injection pain, not always effective, short/variable duration, tooth extrusion (tooth pushed up due to fluid), risk of bacteraemia (not suitable if endocarditis risk), technique sensitive, lack of soft tissue anaesthesia (patient can’t feel numbness so think its not worked)

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8
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explain the technique for direct injection into bone

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Anaesthetise the surface mucosa then drill hole in bone and inject into the hole

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9
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what are the disadvantages of direct injection into bone?

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perforation into tooth
difficulty finding the hole to inject in

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10
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what is intra-papillary anaesthesia useful for?

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children as makes palatal injections more comfortable

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what is the technique for intra-papillary injection?

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Buccal/labial infiltration

Inter dental papilla injection

Slowly advance from buccal to palatal

Inject as needle advances

Pass needle through until see blanching of palatal side (goes white/paler)

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12
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what is Akinosi injection

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high block alternative technique for IANB

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13
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what is the technique for Akinosi injection?

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Patient has mouth closed

Needle enter above upper 7s

Needle passes back parallel to the upper arch and inside medial to the mandible

Stop when 1cm out of patient, 2.5cm in

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14
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when is akinosi injection useful?

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Can be useful if IANB fails

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15
Q

what is intraperiodontal pocket anaesthesia?

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intra-pocket topical anaesthetic - blunt tube -> no needle

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16
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what is the anaesthesia used in intraperiodontal pocket anaesthesia?

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Mixture of lidocaine and prilocaine

17
Q

what is intraperiodontal pocket anaesthesia useful for?

A

root surface debridement
PMPR -> subgingival

18
Q

what is this technique?

A

intraligamentary/periodontal ligament injection

19
Q

what is this technique?

A

direct injection into bone

20
Q

what is this technique?

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intra-papillary injection

21
Q

what is this technique?

A

akinosi injection

22
Q

what is this technique?

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intra-periodontal pocket anaesthesia