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Affected by Local anesthesia:
• First to go last to come back
Touch - warm - cold - pain
• Henderson Hasselbach:
pKa = pH + log [+] / [-]
Rationale for Addition of vasoconstrictions:
o Primary rationale:
 Incr duration of effect –Alpha1 stim–arteriolar constriction–decr redistribution
o Secondary rationale:
 Reduce systemic toxicity – reduced uptake – safer
 Reduced bleeding at operative site if local infiltration, not NB given
Property of LA and clinical correlation:

Lipid Solubility

Protien binding

Dissociation Constant (pKa)

Amide vs Ester
Lipid Solubility: onset and potency
Protien binding: duration
Dissociation Constant (pKa): Time of onset
Amide vs Ester: clearance &biotransformation
Esters LA
Benzocaine
Procaine
Cocaine
Propoxycaine
Amides
Lidocaine
Mepivacaine
Bupivacaine
Prilocaine
Articaine
Ratio solution of vasopressor
1:100,000 = 10 mcg/mL
1 cartridge
1.8mL
Ratio solution of anesthetics
2.0% = 20 mg/ml
Needle gauge:
blue 30
yellow 27
red 25
Length of needle
long : 32mm
short: 20mm

measured from Hub to tip
• Larger gauge preferred because:
o Less deflection
o Greater accuracy
o Easier aspiration
o Less chance of breakage
• Shelf life:
Plain 3 yr

vasopressor 1.5-2yr
cartridge ingredients Vasopressor containing local anesthetic
LA
sodium chloride
distilled water
vasopressor
citric acid
sodium (meta)bisulfite
Plain LA
LA
sodium chloride
distilled water
Supraperiosteal or
infiltration
any max tooth (1-2 teeth)- B
soft t & supporting bone NO
PALATAL SOFT T OR BONE


0.6 mL
27 short

target: apex of tooth
Maxillary Nerve block:

for MOLARS
PSA (0.9ml)

Greater Palatine (0.45mL)
Maxillary Nerve Block:

for Premolars
ASA (0.9mL)

Greater Palatine (0.45mL)
Maxillary Nerve Block:

for incisor and canine
ASA (0.9mL)

nasopalatine (0.45mL)