Injections for Palatal Pain Control

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What is anesthetized by the NP

palatal to incisors and canines

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What is anesthetized by the GP

palatal tissue of posterior teeth

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Why would a NP nerve block be used

anesthesia of palatal soft and anterior third of the palate osseous tissue in the, approximately from canine to canine

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What needle is used for NP

27 Ga short

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What is the penetration site for a NP

In the mucosa, lateral to the widest anteroposterior dimension of the incisive papilla (at its base)

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What is the needle pathway for a NP

Under the incisive papilla 3-5mm through dense mucosal tissues until bone is gently contacted or the needle tip is well beneath the mucosa

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What is the deposition site for an NP

The deposition site is near the wall of the incisive canal

<p>The deposition site is near the wall of the incisive canal</p>
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What is pressure pre-anesthesia

when local anesthesia is administered by holding a cotton-tipped applicator or smooth instrument handle against the tissues to minimize needle puncture discomfort; produces a decrease in sensitivity due to temporary anoxia

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What is the penetration depth of an NP

3-5mm for infiltration

6-10mm for block

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What is the deposition of an NP

Significantly slower standard rate

-0.4 ml over 40 seconds

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How much anesthetic should be used in NP

1/8 of the cartridge

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What is the alternatives for an NP

multiple infiltrations

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What are common causes of injection failure in NP

Inadequate depth of penetration

Inadequate volume of solution

Overlapping innervation by the GP nerve

Inflammation

Infection

Inadequate diffusion

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What complications can come from an NP

a risk of necrosis

NEVER use 1:50,000 epinephrine!

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What is a GP used for

anesthesia of palatal soft and osseous tissues distal to the canine in one quadrant

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Where is penetration site for a GP

Palatal soft tissue slightly anterior to the GP foramen

At anterior border of depression of foramen

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What is the needle pathway for a GP

very short pathway (4-6mm or <10mm)

through dense palatal tissue directly to bone

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What is the deposition site for a GP

Anterior to opening of greater (anterior) palatine foramen

<p>Anterior to opening of greater (anterior) palatine foramen</p>
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What is the needle selection for the GP

27 Ga short

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How much anesthetic will be used in a GP

1/4-1/3 of the cartridge