GREATER PALATINE NERVE BLOCK | OnlineExodontia.com

[@alz2865]

4th years student, happy to find your channel!

[@Dr.Hypersonic]

Thanks for the video and revision

[@camillefaithmarquez1905]

Thank you so much for this. It's well explained. I've been watching your vids since I was in college. Big fan from the Ph 😁

[@OnlineExodontia]

Wow thanks so much Camille! All the best!

[@unadeliciadepastel]

thank you so much! now that we have done this injection for soft tissues, what nerve does numb the actual hard tissue (bone)? I mean the palate bone?

[@بداايةالرحلةللنهااية]

Very helpful thanks 😊

[@oluafolabi]

Big fan from Nigeria 👍🏽

[@OnlineExodontia]

Thanks so much! All the best!

[@UsamaKhan-br8wt]

Regarding the anatomy of GP foramen which angle should the bevell of la needle be and how can you verify that needle has hit the foramen? I am final year bds student from pakistan

[@OnlineExodontia]

You just need to be over the foremen, not into it. The bevel orientation won’t affect the success of the injection. All the best!

[@Arpana.1983]

Thanks sir

[@leecameronst4375]

I have had 2 palate injections to take 2 tooth out for braises. And 2 injections on the opposite of the tooth so all in 4 injections. But the palate ones definitely the worst. Pushing and some twisting to get it into the palate for me no numbing gel. I am from the uk.

[@OnlineExodontia]

They're no fun at the best of times, hopefully all is well now! All the best!

[@leecameronst4375]

@@OnlineExodontia I am all good now it was in my early teens I got it done. I am now middle to late 20s

[@jeroenbosch7581]

what volume is sufficient? thanks!

[@OnlineExodontia]

Depends on the patient / procedure. I will typically deposit ~.5ml if doing an extraction, less if I need to anesthetize for a clamp. All the best!

[@CE183]

Is it acceptable to deposit LA over the entrance of the GP Foramen rather than just anterior to it? Also what would be your anesthetic of choice?

[@OnlineExodontia]

Certainly you can - there is a V2 block where one actually traverses this canal. I use a variety of anesthetics based on the procedures I'm doing. My most used anesthetic is Articaine 4% 1-200,000. This is for the day to day dentistry, but we also stock Lidocaine, Bupivicaine, Xylocaine, and Polocaine. All the best!

[@CE183]

@@OnlineExodontia Thank you for your answer. I’m a dental student and this helps with understanding anaesthetic better. I appreciate what you do !

[@meriumjohnson]

​@@OnlineExodontiahow long does the anaesthesia last

[@jeroenbosch7581]

Do u use P AMSA technique for multiple treatments? In theory u could block hemimaxilla with only PSA and P AMSA though i never tried this.

[@OnlineExodontia]

I don't use this injection and have never taken this approach. I would assume this would not be adequate for significant procedures and you'd be better off with a high-tuberosity approach V2 block (basically a deeper PSA block). All the best!

[@jeroenbosch7581]

@@OnlineExodontia indeed i ve looked it up just now and it is false info inspired by economic reasons ( the Wand)Same for the so called Palatal ANSA block. Some major authoities in the field are still promoting these…

[@kelvinyusuf9187]

Tried it my pt just keeps gagling

[@mohamadhajjar6245]

You probably went too posteriorly

[@ritikasrivastava4084]

Try to record more clearer voice Content is very well explained

[@jellobello7145]

If we go that far, patient will gag like crazy

[@OnlineExodontia]

Surprisingly, almost nobody does. These injections aren’t super comfortable though. All the best!

[@bharatdentalcare6859]

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