3. Mandibular teeth
Anterior teeth Incisive nerve
Posterior teeth
Inf.alveolar
nerve
Pulp
investing
tissues
Labial
(buccal)
periosteum
Anterior and
PM
MOLARS
Mental nerve
Cutaneous coli nerve
Branch of cervical
plexus C2 and C3
Long buccal nerve
4. INFERIOR ALVEOLAR NERVE
BLOCK
INDICATIONS CONTRA INDICATIONS
Multiple teeth in one
quadrant
Buccal soft tissue
anesthesia is necessary
(ant. to mental foramen)
Lingual soft tissue
anesthesia is necessary
Infection or Inflammation
Patients who are more
likely to bite their lip or
tongue
5. INFERIOR ALVEOLAR NERVE
BLOCK
Advantages Disadvantage
One injection provides a
wide anesthesia
Not indicated for localized
procedures
Positive aspiration
Partial anesthesia possible
where a bifid inf.alv.nerve
and bifid mand canals are
present
6. BUCCAL NERVE BLOCK
Indications Contraindications
When buccal soft tissue
anesthesia is necessary for
dental procedures
Infection
Acute inflammation
7. BUCCAL NERVE BLOCK
Advantages Disadvantages
High success rate
Techincally easy
Potential for pain if needle
contacts the periosteum
during injection
8. GOW GATES TECHNIQUE
Indications Contraindications
Multiple teeth in one
quadrant
Buccal soft tissue
anesthesia is necessary
(ant. to mental foramen)
Lingual soft tissue
anesthesia is necessary
When IAB is unsuccessfuk
Infection or Inflammation
Patients who are more
likely to bite their lip or
tongue
Patients with trismus
9. GOW GATES TECHNIQUE
Advantages Disadvantages
One injection provides a
wide anesthesia
High success rate
Minimum aspiration rate
The onset time is a bit
longer than the IANB
Techinque is difficult
Patients who are more
likely to bite their lip or
tongue
10. VAZIRANI AKINOSI CLOSED
MOUTH MAND BLOCK
INDICATIONS CONTRAINDICATIONS
Limited mouth opening
Multiple procedures on
mandibular teeth
Landmark are difficult to
visualize
Infection
Inflammation
Patients who are more
likely to bite their lip or
tongue
11. VAZIRANI AKINOSI CLOSED
MOUTH MAND BLOCK
Advantages Disadvantages
Atraumatic
Patient need not to be able
to open the mouth
Fewer post op
complications
Lower aspiration rate
Difficult to visualize the
path of the needle and the
depth of insertion
No bony contact
Traumatic –if the needle is
too close to the periosteum