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    The document summarizes the main components of local anesthesia armamentariums, including syringes, jet injectors, computer-controlled local anesthesia delivery systems, cartridges, and needles. Syringes are used to deliver anesthetic from cartridges through needles. Different types of syringes include pressure and pistol syringes. Jet injectors use high pressure liquid jets to penetrate skin without needles. Computer-controlled systems automate anesthesia delivery. Cartridges contain the anesthetic drug. Needles come in various gauges and lengths and are the method of delivering anesthetic to tissues.

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    The document summarizes the main components of local anesthesia armamentariums, including syringes, jet injectors, computer-controlled local anesthesia delivery systems, cartridges, and needles. Syringes are used to deliver anesthetic from cartridges through needles. Different types of syringes include pressure and pistol syringes. Jet injectors use high pressure liquid jets to penetrate skin without needles. Computer-controlled systems automate anesthesia delivery. Cartridges contain the anesthetic drug. Needles come in various gauges and lengths and are the method of delivering anesthetic to tissues.

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    The document summarizes the main components of local anesthesia armamentariums, including syringes, jet injectors, computer-controlled local anesthesia delivery systems, cartridges, and needles. Syringes are used to deliver anesthetic from cartridges through needles. Different types of syringes include pressure and pistol syringes. Jet injectors use high pressure liquid jets to penetrate skin without needles. Computer-controlled systems automate anesthesia delivery. Cartridges contain the anesthetic drug. Needles come in various gauges and lengths and are the method of delivering anesthetic to tissues.

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    The document summarizes the main components of local anesthesia armamentariums, including syringes, jet injectors, computer-controlled local anesthesia delivery systems, cartridges, and needles. Syringes are used to deliver anesthetic from cartridges through needles. Different types of syringes include pressure and pistol syringes. Jet injectors use high pressure liquid jets to penetrate skin without needles. Computer-controlled systems automate anesthesia delivery. Cartridges contain the anesthetic drug. Needles come in various gauges and lengths and are the method of delivering anesthetic to tissues.

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    By: Mohammed Farouk Al-Haj Omar (269)

    Local Anesthesia Armamentariums


    Mainly Composed of:

    Syringe:

    It is the vehicle whereby the contents of the anesthetic cartridge are


    delivered through the needle to the patient.
    Mostly wide Components

    The thumb ring and finger grips give the administrator added control over the syringe

    Syringe barrel allow to keep cartridge

    Hook-shaped end (often called the harpoon) attached to the piston that is used to
    penetrate the thick silicone rubber stopper (bung) at the opposite end of the cartridge.

    The needle adaptor (screw hub or convertible tip) is removable and sometimes is
    discarded inadvertently along with the disposable needle.
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    Types of Syringe:

    Pressure Syringe

    Introduced in the late 1970s, pressure syringes brought about a renewed interest in the
    periodontal ligament (PDL) injection (also known as the intraligamentary injection [ILI])
    the PDL injection, although usable for any tooth, helped make it possible to achieve more
    reliable pulpal anesthesia of one isolated tooth in the mandible (Pistol type or pen)
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    Jet Injector:

    In 1947 a new approach to parenteral injectionthe jet or needle-less injection,

    Jet injection is based on the principle that liquids forced through very small openings,
    called jets, at very high pressure can penetrate intact skin or mucous membrane

    Jet Injector
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    Computer controlled local anesthesia delivery system (STA) (Wand)

    For more details https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsxRSdQuKXs and then go to sleep.

    Cartridge:

    A glass cylinder containing the local anesthetic drug, among other ingredients.

    The dental cartridge is, by common usage, referred to by dental professionals as a


    carpule.

    Types: Slandered Self aspirating-Plastic- Glass

    Volume: 1.8 2.0 2.2 ml

    Components: 1): Cylindrical glass tube.

    2): Rubber stopper: is located at end of cartridge to receive Harpoon.

    3): Aluminum Cap: located at other end fitting snugly around neck of the glass cart-
    -ridge holding thin diaphragm in its position.

    4): Diaphragm: Semipermeable membrane through which the needle in centrically


    Located and round to form tight seal around the needle.

    Percussions:
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    Needle:

    Vehicle that permits local anesthetic solution to travel from the dental cartridge
    into the tissues surrounding the needle tip. Most needles used in dentistry are
    stainless steel and disposable.
    Reusable needles should not be used for injections.
    Because the needle represents the most dangerous component of the
    armamentarium, the one most likely to produce injury to patient or doctor,
    safety needles are being developed.

    Components:

    1) Bevel defines the point or tip of the needle. Bevels are described by manufacturers as long,
    medium, and short. Several authors have confirmed that the greater the angle of the bevel with
    the long axis of the needle, the greater will be the degree of deflection as the needle passes
    2) Shaft of the needle is one long piece of tubular metal running from the tip of the needle
    through the hub, and continuing to the piece that penetrates the cartridge
    3) Hub is a plastic or metal piece through which the needle attaches to the syringe and it's the
    most common area in needle fracture.
    4) Syringe Adaptor.
    5) Cartridge-penetrating end of the dental needle extends through the needle adaptor and
    perforates the diaphragm.

    When needles are selected for use in various injection techniques, two factors that must be considered
    are gauge and length
    Gauge: diameter of the lumen of the needle.
    The smaller the number, the greater the diameter of the lumen

    Dental gauge used in dental needle is maybe 25 -27 -30

    Length:

    Long needle: 42 mm

    Short needle: 25 mm

    Ultra-Short: 15 mm

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