At 1:47, anterior two thirds of the both sides is shown by mistake.. only one half of the tongue( the side of the injection) is meant to be shown. Sorry 😞
Apparently you used malamed book and Same ambiguity here. How can a dentist find the vertical line that passes in the middle of the sigmoid notch to find antero posterior point of the needle? Only in a dry skull. :)) plus there is no need for that point since 2 other reference points are enough for inserting a needle and finding cortical surface with a angled syringe.
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Hi doc I have a doubt Most of the times ,I practise IANB , I get positive aspiration especially after changing the angle of needle by 45° as u told in video,what can be done to correct that? Any way to minimise the incidence of positive aspiration?
Getting positive aspiration means u get a sign that u r close to neuromuscular bundle and by just changing a small angle ur inb will work so dont wory if u get positive aspiration just pull the needle little bit change the angle little bit n go for it
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At 1:47, anterior two thirds of the both sides is shown by mistake.. only one half of the tongue( the side of the injection) is meant to be shown. Sorry 😞
I was here to say that exactly :) Thanks for your valuable presentation.
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Wow just amazing all doubts cleared
IN LOVE!!! finally I can see where exactly the needle goes!
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Thank you for these great diagrams/visuals!
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This was wonderful, you explained it all so clearly! Thank you so much, you have the best injection video for IA on all of youtube!
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Very good explanation
Nice presentation
Very nice video...cleared my doubts
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Apparently you used malamed book and Same ambiguity here. How can a dentist find the vertical line that passes in the middle of the sigmoid notch to find antero posterior point of the needle? Only in a dry skull. :)) plus there is no need for that point since 2 other reference points are enough for inserting a needle and finding cortical surface with a angled syringe.
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very nicely explained. I have 1 question. Do we aspirate after infiltration?
Aspirate before infiltration.
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The problem with me is in identifying the deepest part of pterygomandibular ligament.....
Mam, make a video about indirect IANB . thank you.
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Do you have video on local infiltration Mam?
Thanks aloy
Thanks ,but why someone's tooth fail to be anesthesia
Hi doc
I have a doubt
Most of the times ,I practise IANB , I get positive aspiration especially after changing the angle of needle by 45° as u told in video,what can be done to correct that?
Any way to minimise the incidence of positive aspiration?
The positive aspiration is most common in IANB ..even after everything is done correctly
Getting positive aspiration means u get a sign that u r close to neuromuscular bundle and by just changing a small angle ur inb will work so dont wory if u get positive aspiration just pull the needle little bit change the angle little bit n go for it
Hit the bone first.
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Hi does toothisom have any vids on AMELOBLASTOMA?
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its not painless even if the spray is used
The painless injection technique is described in Malamed textbook. Please refer.
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How do we see the bevel ?
Before inserting the needle, check if its facing bone
not PAINLESS the injection hurts like well you know
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you should use someone who can speak English,
Very good explanation
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