How To Do A Maxillary Nerve Block | Local-Anesthetic.com

[@L_B2892]

Nicely done, Doc!!!!

[@369thegoose1]

Amazing! Thankyou!

[@localanesthetic]

You bet and thanks for watching!

[@devendrasom2287]

What' is mucobuccal fold

[@timb163]

I am a board-certified oral maxillofacial surgeon and this is not how you do a V2 block.

[@localanesthetic]

Tim - much appreciated for your comment - are you able to elaborate on what you do differently to ensure the accuracy of this content? Thanks and all the best to you!

[@juliakhalifa7755]

being a board certified omfs doesnt mean anything. ive seen pretty shitty work from oral surgeons. if you want to correct his technique give a description of what you would do differently. giving us ur title wont help. stay humble. thank you

[@timb163]

Actually being board certified DOES mean everything. Its so poorly trained probably out of the country mediocre docs like you who resort to four letter words are weeded out!

[@timb163]

A V2 block is most easily done by finding the GP canal and passing the needle to 90% of the length. Thats the only way to know the tip is at the PT ganglion. Your technique may often work, but witjout a bony stop landmark, its potentially missable

[@localanesthetic]

@@timb163 Thank you Tim for taking the time to share this! Your insight is invaluable and much appreciated. All the best!