Guide for Implementation Based At Efficiency of Different Methods of Mandibular Anesthesia

Ilma Robo¹ , Saimir Heta² , Kers Kapaj³

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.9 , Issue.10 , pp.12-16, Oct-2023

Online published on Oct 31, 2023

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Abstract :
Introduction: Mandibular anesthesia is one of the most invasive dental anesthesia. Achieving deep anesthesia in the pulp and periodontium depends on which method of this anesthesia is applied. Material and methods: Through this study, an attempt was made to show how efficient the different methods of performing mandibular anesthesia are. This was achieved by measuring the time during which adequate anesthesia is achieved in the patient`s lips, tongue and periodontium. In our study, we selected three practical methods and analyzed them in 85 clinical cases. From the results, the factors that can affect the achievement of profound anesthesia were evaluated. Results: The most effective anesthesia is when the working arm of the dentist is left at an average value of 58% compared to the right arm at a value of 42%. The first method achieves lip anesthesia more quickly, the second method more quickly anesthetizes the tongue, while the third method more quickly anesthetizes the periodontal structure of tooth. Conclusions: There are anesthesia methods by means of which anesthesia of the mouth is achieved first, while in others anesthesia of the periodontium is felt, so it is possible to work on the corresponding teeth without feeling acute pain even in cases where anesthesia of the lip has not been achieved. An anesthesia method is effective only when deep anesthesia is achieved, even within 5 minutes. Orientation to the mandible increases the safety and efficacy of anesthetics. It is the duty of the dentist to perform dental treatments without pain.

Key-Words / Index Term :
dental, anesthesia, mandibular nerve, trigeminal nerve, minimally invasive surgical procedures

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