. Oral anaesthesia; local anaesthesia in the oral cavity, technique and practical application in the different branches of dentistry. Fig. 75. Crown and lnidge case 1, before I*l0. 76. (Jrown and InidKC I, after ircalnunl. 118 ORAL ANAESTHESIA In bridge work there is usually more than oneGrinding and tooth to be operated upon. The conductiveDevitalizing method is therefore an ideal help. Also the infil-tration method is sometimes advisable. Usuallyit is of benefit to anaesthetize both the teeth and soft given in Tables I, II, III or VI can be used as re-qui
. Oral anaesthesia; local anaesthesia in the oral cavity, technique and practical application in the different branches of dentistry. Fig. 75. Crown and lnidge case 1, before I*l0. 76. (Jrown and InidKC I, after ircalnunl. 118 ORAL ANAESTHESIA In bridge work there is usually more than oneGrinding and tooth to be operated upon. The conductiveDevitalizing method is therefore an ideal help. Also the infil-tration method is sometimes advisable. Usuallyit is of benefit to anaesthetize both the teeth and soft given in Tables I, II, III or VI can be used as re-quired. Case I. The author prepared with one pterygo-mandibularinjection, all the left mandibular teeth to serve as abutments incase figure 75. The lower second molar was devitalized, cuspidand lateral ground for open-faced crowns, and one bicuspidroot extracted, all in one sitting. In the upper jaw I injectedfor the two bicuspids on the buccal side by the infiltrationmethod, separate for each tooth. I devitalized and cut theseoff for banded post crowns to be attached together, with adummy on either side. Figure 76 shows case finished; in thelower jaw a sanitary bridge, with j)orcel
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