oral surgery

Oral surgery is branch of dentistry and it is involve any surgical procedure performed in or around your mouth and jaw, usually by a dental specialist who’s trained to perform certain kinds of oral surgeries such as surgical ectraction of impacted tooth or Operculectomy

mandibular nerve V3

Anatomy and course of Mandibular nerve ( V3 ) It is the third branch of the trigeminal ( 5 cranial…
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maxillary nerve

Maxillary nerve( V2 ) It is the second branch of the trigeminal ( 5th cranial ) nerve . It exits…
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basic injection technique

General guidelines for safe and painless injections include: The basic injection procedures are: Use a sterile, sharp needle. Use an…
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trigeminal nerve V CN

trigeminal nerve (CN V) is the fifth bilateral cranial nerve. Additionally, it is the major cranial nerve. The nerve’s anatomical…
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Anesthesia in dentistry 4

Injection-Related Complications Anesthetics In general, adverse effects are infrequent with local anesthetics. The most frequent complications happen when an epidural…
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Anesthesia in dentistry 3

, Techniques for Lessening Injection Pain Injection pain is brought on by the needle’s insertion and the anesthetic’s penetration of…
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Anesthesia in dentistry 2

Selecting the Best Local Anesthetic for Injection Amide and ester classes of local anesthetics exist. The two types of anesthetics,…
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Anesthesia in dentistry 1

Infiltrative local anesthetics have been utilized for a variety of clinical treatments since the 1943 invention of lidocaine (Xylocaine). Some…
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TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT (NORMAL ANATOMY AND ITS DISORDERS)PART TWO

Muscles and Movements TMJ is associated with various muscles which have the purpose of moving and protecting the joint itself.…
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TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT (NORMAL ANATOMY AND ITS DISORDERS)

Introduction The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) connects your mandible in condylar process (lower jaw) to your skull in mandibular fossa ,…
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