Supraperiosteal Nerve Block

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A supraperiosteal nerve block (aka periapical nerve block) is a quick and easy way to anesthetize one or two teeth. Using a local anesthetic, inject 1-2 ml in the mucobuccal fold where the gingiva meets the buccal mucosa, aiming your needle towards the root of the tooth.

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Allan M. -

HI Jess,
I haven't done this so I have no experience.
Onset effect time? How long does the effect last? Lido/Bupi
I know the theory but as I said, no experience with teeth
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