Learn the safe use of local anesthesia with the only book written specifically for dental hygienists! Local Anesthesia for the Dental Hygienist, 3rd Edition provides a complete guide to pharmacology and anesthetic techniques, helping you learn procedures before you work with actual patients. Detailed drawings show dental anatomy and full-color photos illustrate specific injection techniques; case studies let you apply your knowledge to clinical practice. The Evolve website includes procedure videos and prepares you for success on board exams with practice questions and a mock licensure exam. Writing in a warm, humanistic style, dental hygiene educator Demetra Logothetis will allay any fears you may have in working with local and topical anesthetics.
1. Part 1: Introduction to Pain Control - p. viii 2. 1: Local Anesthesia in Dental Hygiene Practice: An Introduction - p. viii 3. 2: Neurophysiology - p. 11 4. Part 2: Local and Topical Anesthetic Agents - p. 27 5. 3: Pharmacology of Local Anesthetic Agents - p. 27 6. 4: Pharmacology of Vasoconstrictors - p. 42 7. 5: Local Anesthetic Agents - p. 52 8. Composition of local anesthetic agents - p. 53 9. Selection of local anesthetic agents - p. 53 10. Amide local anesthetics - p. 58 11. Ester local anesthetic - p. 73 12. Chapter Review Questions - p. 76 13. 6: Topical Anesthetic Agents - p. 79 14. Part 3: Patient Assessment - p. 92 15. 7: Preanesthetic Assessment - p. 92 16. 8: Determining Drug Doses - p. 113 17. Part 4: Pain Control Techniques - p. 129 18. 9: Armamentarium/Armamentarium Preparation - p. 129 19. 10: Anatomic Considerations for Local Anesthesia Administration - p. 183 20. 11: Basic Injection Techniques - p. 208 21. 12: Maxillary Anesthesia - p. 232 22. Introduction to Maxillary Anesthesia - p. 233 23. Maxillary Supplemental Injections - p. 233 24. Maxillary Facial Nerve Blocks - p. 239 25. Palatal Nerve Blocks - p. 259 26. Common Technique Errors Associated with Maxillary Injections - p. 270 27. Chapter Review Questions - p. 274 28. 13: Mandibular Anesthesia - p. 279 29. Introduction to Mandibular Anesthesia - p. 280 30. Mandibular Nerve Blocks - p. 281 31. Inferior Alveolar Block - p. 281 32. Buccal Block - p. 293 33. Mental Block - p. 297 34. Incisive Block - p. 301 35. Gow-Gates Mandibular Block - p. 303 36. Vazirani-Akinosi Mandibular Block - p. 308 37. Mandibular Supplemental Injections - p. 312 38. Mandibular Supraperiosteal Injection - p. 313 39. Chapter Review Questions - p. 318 40. 14: Local Anesthesia for the Child and Adolescent - p. 325 41. 15: Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Administration - p. 334 42. Part 5: Complications, Risk Management, and Exposure Prevention - p. 345 43. 16: Local Complications - p. 345 44. 17: Systemic Complications and Emergency Management - p. 361 45. 18: Risk Management and Exposure Prevention - p. 376 46. Glossary - p. 385 47. Index - p. 390
Learn the safe use of local anesthesia with the only book written specifically for dental hygienists! Local Anesthesia for the Dental Hygienist, 3rd Edition provides a complete guide to pharmacology and anesthetic techniques, helping you learn procedures before you work with actual patients. Detailed drawings show dental anatomy and full-color photos illustrate specific injection techniques; case studies let you apply your knowledge to clinical practice. The Evolve website includes procedure videos and prepares you for success on board exams with practice questions and a mock licensure exam. Writing in a warm, humanistic style, dental hygiene educator Demetra Logothetis will allay any fears you may have in working with local and topical anesthetics.
1. Part 1: Introduction to Pain Control - p. viii 2. 1: Local Anesthesia in Dental Hygiene Practice: An Introduction - p. viii 3. 2: Neurophysiology - p. 11 4. Part 2: Local and Topical Anesthetic Agents - p. 27 5. 3: Pharmacology of Local Anesthetic Agents - p. 27 6. 4: Pharmacology of Vasoconstrictors - p. 42 7. 5: Local Anesthetic Agents - p. 52 8. Composition of local anesthetic agents - p. 53 9. Selection of local anesthetic agents - p. 53 10. Amide local anesthetics - p. 58 11. Ester local anesthetic - p. 73 12. Chapter Review Questions - p. 76 13. 6: Topical Anesthetic Agents - p. 79 14. Part 3: Patient Assessment - p. 92 15. 7: Preanesthetic Assessment - p. 92 16. 8: Determining Drug Doses - p. 113 17. Part 4: Pain Control Techniques - p. 129 18. 9: Armamentarium/Armamentarium Preparation - p. 129 19. 10: Anatomic Considerations for Local Anesthesia Administration - p. 183 20. 11: Basic Injection Techniques - p. 208 21. 12: Maxillary Anesthesia - p. 232 22. Introduction to Maxillary Anesthesia - p. 233 23. Maxillary Supplemental Injections - p. 233 24. Maxillary Facial Nerve Blocks - p. 239 25. Palatal Nerve Blocks - p. 259 26. Common Technique Errors Associated with Maxillary Injections - p. 270 27. Chapter Review Questions - p. 274 28. 13: Mandibular Anesthesia - p. 279 29. Introduction to Mandibular Anesthesia - p. 280 30. Mandibular Nerve Blocks - p. 281 31. Inferior Alveolar Block - p. 281 32. Buccal Block - p. 293 33. Mental Block - p. 297 34. Incisive Block - p. 301 35. Gow-Gates Mandibular Block - p. 303 36. Vazirani-Akinosi Mandibular Block - p. 308 37. Mandibular Supplemental Injections - p. 312 38. Mandibular Supraperiosteal Injection - p. 313 39. Chapter Review Questions - p. 318 40. 14: Local Anesthesia for the Child and Adolescent - p. 325 41. 15: Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Administration - p. 334 42. Part 5: Complications, Risk Management, and Exposure Prevention - p. 345 43. 16: Local Complications - p. 345 44. 17: Systemic Complications and Emergency Management - p. 361 45. 18: Risk Management and Exposure Prevention - p. 376 46. Glossary - p. 385 47. Index - p. 390