BACKGROUND Minimally invasive cosmetic facial surgery procedures including injectable lip fillers are more popular than ever. Many of the newer fillers are more painful to inject than previous products and require a greater level of pain control. OBJECTIVE The objective of this article is to describe a simple method of local anesthesia infiltration for pain control when injecting filler subst...

Local and regional anesthesia, in discrepancy to systemic, general involves the reversible deadening of a specific region body help any sensation pain. Pain may be blocked on different situations its signal transduction pathway,e.g., at point origin, along jitters, or brain. Consequently, local anesthesia can divided into topical infiltration supplemental whim-whams blocks( PNB), neuraxial anes...

background: topical anesthesia has been widely advocated as an important component of atraumatic administration of intraoral local anesthesia. the aim of this study was to use direct observation of children’s behavioral pain reactions during local anesthetic injection using cotton-roll vibration method compared with routine topical anesthesia. materials and methods: forty-eight children partici...

Aims of Study In the case of tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) surgery, muscle strength is required for obtaining an adequate increase in abdominal pressure when conducting a stress test by coughing during the procedure. Consequently, although the procedure is frequently performed under local infiltration anesthesia, this requires the use of a large amount of local anesthetic. We employ the use o...

The Mayo block is an extremely efficacious regional anesthetic technique used to provide anesthesia of the forefoot. Patients requiring surgical correction of hallux deformity, bunionectomy, and first metatarsal surgery may benefit from this technique. The Mayo block is a field block that anesthetizes the specific nerves of the forefoot that innervate the surgical field. This technique requires...

i ntroduction: deep and long-lasting anesthesia is essential throughout endodontic treatment. this study was conducted to compare the effect of adding fentanyl to epinephrine-containing lidocaine on depth and duration of local anesthesia in painful maxillary molars with irreversible pulpitis (irp). methods and materials: this randomized double-blind, clinical trial with parallel design was cond...