Question 340 · LDEK · Anesthesia, pharmacotherapy and surgical procedures in children
During infiltration analgesia approached from the vestibule in the area of tooth 54 in a child it is necessary to:
- A. retract the cheek with a mirror.
- B. dry the mucosa before administering the anaesthetic agent.
- C. introduce the needle to a depth of 4-5 mm with the bevel facing the bone.
- D. avoid moving the cheek during the administration of the anaesthetic agent.
- E. all the answers are correct.
Hint
Go through each step of a vestibular infiltration in a child and check whether each is part of good technique.
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