Infiltration anesthesia is one of the most patient-unfriendly medical procedures, even though it is performed for most dental procedures. We want to reduce the burden on patients as much as possible. In #1, he carefully explains the pharmacological effects and physiological characteristics of infiltration anesthesia and analyzes the reasons why patients do not like it in actual clinical practice and the countermeasures against it.

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This video includes all of the following videos from Course04 Anesthesia. [#1 Pain-free infiltration anesthesia] Infiltration anesthesia is one of the most patient-unfriendly medical procedures, even though it is performed for most dental procedures. We want to reduce the burden on patients as much as possible. In #1, he carefully explains the pharmacological effects and physiological characteristics of infiltration anesthesia and analyzes the reasons why patients do not like it in actual clinical practice and the countermeasures against it. [#2 Various methods of infiltration anesthesia] Do you have trouble with patients who have difficulty with infiltration anesthesia? In #2, you have an explanation focusing on the actual method of administering it. Using diagrams and actual clinical videos, he explains in an easy-to-understand manner the countermeasures to be taken when there is inflammation in the tissues, points to keep in mind for mandibular foramen transfer anesthesia, and positioning methods, so you can immediately apply the content in your clinical practice from tomorrow. [#3 Various methods of administering transmissible anesthesia] #3 is the application of transfer anesthesia. If you have the knowledge and skills to provide transfer anesthesia to the infraorbital foramen, incisal foramen, and foramen magnum, you can provide a more painless treatment during surgical procedures in the maxilla. You will learn the anatomical features, the range of effects that can be given, and how to actually do it.

This video includes all of the following videos from Course04 Anesthesia.

[#1 Pain-free infiltration anesthesia]
Infiltration anesthesia is one of the most patient-unfriendly medical procedures, even though it is performed for most dental procedures. We want to reduce the burden on patients as much as possible.
In #1, he carefully explains the pharmacological effects and physiological characteristics of infiltration anesthesia and analyzes the reasons why patients do not like it in actual clinical practice and the countermeasures against it.

[#2 Various methods of infiltration anesthesia]
Do you have trouble with patients who have difficulty with infiltration anesthesia?
In #2, you have an explanation focusing on the actual method of administering it. Using diagrams and actual clinical videos, he explains in an easy-to-understand manner the countermeasures to be taken when there is inflammation in the tissues, points to keep in mind for mandibular foramen transfer anesthesia, and positioning methods, so you can immediately apply the content in your clinical practice from tomorrow.

[#3 Various methods of administering transmissible anesthesia]
#3 is the application of transfer anesthesia. If you have the knowledge and skills to provide transfer anesthesia to the infraorbital foramen, incisal foramen, and foramen magnum, you can provide a more painless treatment during surgical procedures in the maxilla. You will learn the anatomical features, the range of effects that can be given, and how to actually do it.

Anesthesia (All Videos)

#1 Pain-free infiltration anesthesia

#2 Various methods of infiltration anesthesia

#3 Various methods of administering transmissible anesthesia

Infiltration anesthesia is one of the most patient-unfriendly medical procedures, even though it is performed for most dental procedures. We want to reduce the burden on patients as much as possible.
In #1, he carefully explains the pharmacological effects and physiological characteristics of infiltration anesthesia and analyzes the reasons why patients do not like it in actual clinical practice and the countermeasures against it.

Selection of injection site

 Physiological characteristics of nerve fibers

Pharmacology of local anesthetics

Need for painless infiltration anesthesia

Application of surface anesthesia

How to choose an infiltration needle and what to look for when using it

How to use it in practice

Do you have trouble with patients who have difficulty with infiltration anesthesia? In #2, you have an explanation focusing on the actual method of administering it.&nbsp; Using diagrams and actual clinical videos, he explains in an easy-to-understand manner the countermeasures to be taken when there is inflammation in the tissues, points to keep in mind for mandibular foramen transfer anesthesia, and positioning methods, so you can immediately apply the content in your clinical practice from tomorrow.

Do you have trouble with patients who have difficulty with infiltration anesthesia?
In #2, you have an explanation focusing on the actual method of administering it. 
Using diagrams and actual clinical videos, he explains in an easy-to-understand manner the countermeasures to be taken when there is inflammation in the tissues, points to keep in mind for mandibular foramen transfer anesthesia, and positioning methods, so you can immediately apply the content in your clinical practice from tomorrow.

Demonstration

Infiltration anesthesia of the mandibular anterior teeth

Cases with inflammation

Case with inflammation

Mandibular foramen transfer anesthesia

How to administer transduction anesthesia

Practical methods

#3 is the application of transfer anesthesia. If you have the knowledge and skills to provide transfer anesthesia to the infraorbital foramen, incisal foramen, and foramen magnum, you can provide a more painless treatment during surgical procedures in the maxilla. You will learn the anatomical features, the range of effects that can be given, and how to actually do it.

#3 is the application of transfer anesthesia. If you have the knowledge and skills to provide transfer anesthesia to the infraorbital foramen, incisal foramen, and foramen magnum, you can provide a more painless treatment during surgical procedures in the maxilla. 
You will learn the anatomical features, the range of effects that can be given, and how to actually do it.

How to actually administer transduction anesthesia

Infiltration and transduction anesthesia

Suborbital foramen transduction anesthesia

Incisal foramen transduction anesthesia

What we learned from a case

Foramen magnum anesthesia

Micro generalist
Dentist at Minamiaoyama,tokyo,Japan

Tetsuya Uchiyama

This video includes all of the following videos from Course04 Anesthesia.



[#1 Pain-free infiltration anesthesia]

Infiltration anesthesia is one of the most patient-unfriendly medical procedures, even though it is performed for most dental procedures. We want to reduce the burden on patients as much as possible.

In #1, he carefully explains the pharmacological effects and physiological characteristics of infiltration anesthesia and analyzes the reasons why patients do not like it in actual clinical practice and the countermeasures against it.



[#2 Various methods of infiltration anesthesia]

Do you have trouble with patients who have difficulty with infiltration anesthesia?

In #2, you have an explanation focusing on the actual method of administering it. Using diagrams and actual clinical videos, he explains in an easy-to-understand manner the countermeasures to be taken when there is inflammation in the tissues, points to keep in mind for mandibular foramen transfer anesthesia, and positioning methods, so you can immediately apply the content in your clinical practice from tomorrow.



[#3 Various methods of administering transmissible anesthesia]

#3 is the application of transfer anesthesia. If you have the knowledge and skills to provide transfer anesthesia to the infraorbital foramen, incisal foramen, and foramen magnum, you can provide a more painless treatment during surgical procedures in the maxilla. You will learn the anatomical features, the range of effects that can be given, and how to actually do it.

#1 Pain-free infiltration anesthesia

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Anesthesia

#1 Pain-free infiltration anesthesia