0,2 ml/click For administering local anaesthetic, using a pre-filled cartridge and an attached sterile needle (not provided). ADVANTAGES OF INTRALIGAMENTAL ANESTHESIA:
Automatic limitation of the power pressure.
Anesthetizing of a single tooth.
No numbness of the tongue, lips or cheek.
Simultaneous treatment of teeth in different quadrants.
Supports regional block anesthesia.
Eliminates the risk of haematoma.
Lower emotional impact on patient.
INTRALIGAMENTAL SYRINGE OPERATING FEATURES:
Fully autoclavable.
Removable headpiece with angled threaded nozzle for the injection needle.
Viewing chamber with safety sleeve for carpule cartridge.
Handle servo dosing lever with optimal support for index finger for a gradual advance of the dosing plunger resetting key.
No waiting time between injections and beginning of treatment.
Excellent depth of anesthesia combined with shorter duration.
Much less pain than standard injections (infiltration anesthesia in hard palate, intrapulpal or intraseptal injections or for papillectomy).
A smaller quantity of given anaesthetic (~ 0,06 ml for single injection/click).
Needle suggested: 30G.
Suitable for uppers and lowers, just turning the front barrel
As opposed to a classical infiltration or block anesthesia, this method injects the local anesthesia directly into the dental ligament (periodontal ligament) and thus guarantees a rapid, profound and total anesthesia of a single tooth.
Tip: AM - American/IMPERIAL thread
Tip Material: Chrome-Plated Brass
Handle: Open pistol grip
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
