Orabloc Articaine HCl 4% with Epinephrine 1:100,000 Injection Cartridges, 1.8
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Orabloc Articaine HCl 4% with Epinephrine 1:100,000 Injection Cartridges, 1.8
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Articaine HCl 4% with Epinephrine 1:100,000 Injection Cartridges, 1.8 mL 50/Pk. An amide local anesthetic containing a vasoconstrictor indicated for local, infiltrative or conductive anesthesia in both simple and complex dental procedures.
Description:
Articaine HCl 4% with Epinephrine 1:100,000 Injection Cartridges, 1.8 mL 50/Pk. An amide local anesthetic containing a vasoconstrictor indicated for local, infiltrative or conductive anesthesia in both simple and complex dental procedures.
Manufacturer Code:
2101051
Brand:
Orabloc
Packaging:
Package of 50 - 1.8 ml cartridges
Type:
Articaine 4%
Vasoconstrictor:
Epinephrine 1:100,000
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3/31/17from New York, NYprofession Dentist
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with River Dental SuppliesEvolution / Revolution in AnesthesiaThe 3 most dreaded pinches in dentistry is the lower block, that additional long buccal infiltration, and the palatal infiltration, (the latter pinch the patient never forgets). Since the advent of 4% Articaine, 1:100 épi, those days are just about over.
A 1CC BUCCAL INFILTRATION is the typical dosage and location. This will anesthetize every mandibular tooth for restorative procedures. The incredible maxillary penetration eliminates the need for the palatal injection in most cases, and when necessary, is practically painless when you allow enough time for the buccal infiltration to penetrate.
For root planing, 3 slowly spaced buccal infiltrations will anesthetize the entire quadrant. By waiting for its amazing lateral penetration, those 2nd and 3rd pinches are painless! Think of all the patient and DDS anxiety restoring the 6-11 area with crowns. The patient s ânes this experience can drastically affect the outcome in many ways! Can you picture 2 buccal infiltrations between 6-7, and 10-11 will anesthetize the entire sextant! If you need an additional 8-9 pinch, that will not be felt at all. I already mentioned how painless those palatal pinches are if you wait.
The pinch is the most feared part of any procedure, and your patients never forget this experience. They become really impressed when you show your concern as you tell them about this technology. They appreciate the 1/2 dosage, the idea that only the needles tip has to penetrate them, (and that they don't have to become sword swallowers), and that it's fairly long duration means no additional pinches as that procedure nears its ending time. As for technique, an initial pinch of a few drops in super slow motion turns the rest if the dose into a gentle pushing sensation within 30 seconds. This bbrand of Articaine is the same as the name brand, in every way. It has replaced 90% on my anesthesia needs in my generall practice. (it is never to be use for a block injection).2 people found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?2 people found this helpful.Was this review helpful to you? -
2/7/17from Boca Raton, FLprofession DentistVerified Buyer
with Hey DentalarticaineI use articaine for lower 1st molars (and everthing anterior) by giving local infiltrations. Orabloc works great.1 person found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?1 person found this helpful.Was this review helpful to you?
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9/16/19from Berwyn, ILprofession DentistVerified Buyer
with Hey DentalPerfectProduct arrived on time and as describedWas this review helpful to you?Was this review helpful to you?
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9/12/19from Gardena, CAprofession DentistVerified Buyer
with DDI SupplyBest anestheicSince I started using Articaine, I have not had any problems with ineffective infiltrations or missed blocks. Use much less anesthetic for same results as Lidocaine. Also , no problems with paraesthesia from mandibular blocks using smaller doses.
A little more expensive than Lidocaine but well worht it!Was this review helpful to you?Was this review helpful to you? -
9/11/19from Sylvania, OHprofession Dental AssistantVerified Buyer
with DDI SupplyshippingPacking was inadequate. Items were shipped in a plain non padded envelope and boxes were crushed.Was this review helpful to you?Was this review helpful to you?
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8/22/19from North Las Vegas, NVprofession DentistVerified Buyer
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