 | Hermann Prinz - 1909 - 610 pages
...the peridental membrane and its sequelae prohibit the use of this method. In peridental anesthesia the seat of the nerve supply of the tooth is very...provided that general conditions justify its application. Intraosseous Injection. To facilitate the passage of the injected fluid into the bone structure proper,... | |
 | Edward Cameron Kirk - Dentistry - 1911 - 944 pages
...for the former injection. Acute inflammatory conditions of the peridental membrane and its sequehe prohibit the use of this method. Peridental anesthesia...provided that general conditions justify its application. Intraosseous Injection. — To facilitate the passage of the injected fluid into the bone structure... | |
 | 1912 - 632 pages
...for the former injection. Acute inflammatory conditions of -the peridental membrane and its sequelae prohibit the use of this method. Peridental anesthesia...conditions justify its application. The method is especially serviceable for the removal of pulps in all such cases where contact anesthesia is not indicated... | |
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Acute inflammatory conditions of the peridental membrane and its sequehe prohibit the use of this method. Peridental anesthesia is the purest form of local anesthesia, since the seat of the nerve supply of the tooth is very" quickly reached, and as a... 