September.2019

1 Mins

A Modified Implant Surgical Guide for the Administration of Maxillary Nerve Block Anesthesia Intraorally via the Greater Palatine Foramen: Case Report

A Modified Implant Surgical Guide for the Administration of Maxillary Nerve Block Anesthesia Intraorally via the Greater Palatine Foramen: Case Report

A Modified Implant Surgical Guide for the Administration of Maxillary Nerve Block Anesthesia Intraorally via the Greater Palatine Foramen: Case Report

a close up of a structure with a blue background
Dr. Simon Doliveux

Jamjoom FZ, Doliveux S, Rousson DD, Friedland B, Hamilton A

Int J Oral Maxillofac Implants.

Abstract

Block anesthesia for the maxillary division (V2) of the trigeminal nerve is a suitable approach when an entire quadrant of teeth and/or associated structures are involved. The most effective approach to anesthetize the maxillary branch is intraorally via the greater palatine canal. This case report describes the use of a computer-aided design/computer-assisted manufacturing (CAD/CAM) implant surgical template designed with a guide channel to allow for the administration of maxillary nerve block through the greater palatine canal.

Keywords

maxillary nerve block, CAD/CAM, implant surgical guide, greater palatine canal, anesthesia

No technician, no engineer.
Just surgical planning by one dentist for another.

Dentist reviewing a CBCT implant plan on a laptop

No technician, no engineer.
Just surgical planning by one dentist for another.

Dentist reviewing a CBCT implant plan on a laptop

No technician, no engineer.
Just surgical planning by one dentist for another.

Dentist reviewing a CBCT implant plan on a laptop

September.2019

1 Mins

A Modified Implant Surgical Guide for the Administration of Maxillary Nerve Block Anesthesia Intraorally via the Greater Palatine Foramen: Case Report

A Modified Implant Surgical Guide for the Administration of Maxillary Nerve Block Anesthesia Intraorally via the Greater Palatine Foramen: Case Report

A Modified Implant Surgical Guide for the Administration of Maxillary Nerve Block Anesthesia Intraorally via the Greater Palatine Foramen: Case Report

a close up of a structure with a blue background
Dr. Simon Doliveux

Jamjoom FZ, Doliveux S, Rousson DD, Friedland B, Hamilton A

Int J Oral Maxillofac Implants.

Abstract

Block anesthesia for the maxillary division (V2) of the trigeminal nerve is a suitable approach when an entire quadrant of teeth and/or associated structures are involved. The most effective approach to anesthetize the maxillary branch is intraorally via the greater palatine canal. This case report describes the use of a computer-aided design/computer-assisted manufacturing (CAD/CAM) implant surgical template designed with a guide channel to allow for the administration of maxillary nerve block through the greater palatine canal.

Keywords

maxillary nerve block, CAD/CAM, implant surgical guide, greater palatine canal, anesthesia

No technician, no engineer.
Just surgical planning by one dentist for another.

Dentist reviewing a CBCT implant plan on a laptop

No technician, no engineer.
Just surgical planning by one dentist for another.

Dentist reviewing a CBCT implant plan on a laptop

No technician, no engineer.
Just surgical planning by one dentist for another.

Dentist reviewing a CBCT implant plan on a laptop