Oral Nerve Block Techniques Quiz

Which nerve block technique involves flooding small terminal nerve endings with local anaesthetic solution in the same area of dental treatment?

• Local Infiltration

• Supra Periosteal Injection

• Nerve Block

• Field Block

Which nerve block technique deposits local anaesthetic solution near the larger terminal branch to prevent the passage of impulses from the tooth to the CNS?

• Local Infiltration

• Supra Periosteal Injection

• Nerve Block

• Field Block

Which nerve block technique involves depositing local anaesthetic solution close to the main nerve trunk at a distance from the site of operative intervention?

• Supra Periosteal Injection

• Local Infiltration

• Nerve Block

• Field Block

What is the recommended volume of local anaesthetic for the Maxillary Nerve Block technique?

• 1.8ml

• 2.7ml

• 0.9-1.8ml

• 0.6ml

Which technique is used for achieving profound anesthesia of the hemi maxilla with two approaches, including the Greater Palatine Canal approach?

• Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block

• Intraligamentary Analgesia

• Maxillary Nerve Block

• Supra Periosteal Injection

What is the purpose of Intraligamentary Analgesia?

• To provide soft tissue anesthesia for surgical procedures

• To block the Inferior Alveolar Nerve

• To avoid bleeding in hemophilic patients

• To achieve anesthesia for the entire maxilla

Which technique involves injecting an analgesic solution directly into the periodontal membrane of the tooth?

• Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block

• Intraligamentary Analgesia

• Maxillary Nerve Block

• Supra Periosteal Injection

What is the recommended volume of local anaesthetic for the Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block technique?

• 1.5-1.8ml

• 1.8ml

• 0.3ml

• 1.5ml

Which technique involves depositing the anesthetic solution at the neck of the mandible, providing anesthesia of the hard and soft tissues of the mandible to the midline?

• Mental Nerve Block

• Gow-Gates Technique

• Long Buccal Nerve Block

• Extra Oral Mandibular Nerve Block

Which nerve block technique is used when there is severe limitation of opening of the jaws in case of ankylosis of TMJ?

• Extra Oral Mandibular Nerve Block

• Gow-Gates Technique

• Mental Nerve Block

• Long Buccal Nerve Block