Local anesthesia in dentistry ...

  • Guido Fischer
Date:
1914
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    the sensibility of the pulp was not reduced notably, even after eight minutes. When anesthesia by way of the mandibular foramen was subsequently induced, within three minutes the sensibility of the Fig. 115 Couducl. (inesth. hy way vf ^\mfra-orhital foramen ... ('itduct. aw-fsth. hi/ way 0/ ^ll*i iniirlllari/ fuhi'iosif,,' 7 ManriUmiar funimen Conduct, (me-stli. hy way of mandihidar foraiUfu MitcouH anexthema (oiidnct. >nii:sfh. hy way of muluti fnssa Conduct ire an eMhenia Diagram illustrating the technique and dosage for local injection. On the left, black figures indicate technique and dosage for mucous anesthesia. On the right, red figures indicate technique and dosage for conductive anesthesia. Dosage: i = about 10 drops; 2 = 0.25 c.c; 3 = 0.5 c.c; 4 = I c.c; 5 = 1.25 c.c; 6 = 1.5 c-c-i 7 = 2 c.c.
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