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What is anesthetized by the NP
palatal to incisors and canines
What is anesthetized by the GP
palatal tissue of posterior teeth
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
What needle is used for NP
27 Ga short
What is the penetration site for a NP
In the mucosa, lateral to the widest anteroposterior dimension of the incisive papilla (at its base)
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
What is the deposition site for an NP
The deposition site is near the wall of the incisive canal

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
What is the penetration depth of an NP
3-5mm for infiltration
6-10mm for block
What is the deposition of an NP
Significantly slower standard rate
-0.4 ml over 40 seconds
How much anesthetic should be used in NP
1/8 of the cartridge
What is the alternatives for an NP
multiple infiltrations
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
What complications can come from an NP
a risk of necrosis
NEVER use 1:50,000 epinephrine!
What is a GP used for
anesthesia of palatal soft and osseous tissues distal to the canine in one quadrant
Where is penetration site for a GP
Palatal soft tissue slightly anterior to the GP foramen
At anterior border of depression of foramen
What is the needle pathway for a GP
very short pathway (4-6mm or <10mm)
through dense palatal tissue directly to bone
What is the deposition site for a GP
Anterior to opening of greater (anterior) palatine foramen

What is the needle selection for the GP
27 Ga short
How much anesthetic will be used in a GP
1/4-1/3 of the cartridge