Anesthesia, Local
Conditions
Keywords
anesteshia failure, mandibular nerve, dental student
Brief summary
Inferior alveolar nerve block anesthesia is one of the most commonly used regional block anesthesia in dentistry. The factors that determine the success of this type of anesthesia which is applied so frequently, are not reported in the literature. It is to reveal and evaluate patient and dentist-based factors, especially in anesthesia applied by trainee dentists who have just learned this anesthesia block.
Detailed description
In this study, the investigators are going to observe 200 IANB anesthesia in our clinic. The investigators will evaluate the class, right/left handed, gender and experience on inferior alveolar nerve block of dental student. The criteria the investigators will evaluate for the patient are as follows; gender, body mass index, ramus height, left/right side, and maximum mouth opening amount. The criterion for the success of anesthesia are lost lip sensation within 10 minutes, no complication related to anesthesia.
Interventions
None listed
Sponsors
Selcuk University
Study design
Observational model
OTHER
Time perspective
PROSPECTIVE
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
ALL
Age
18 Years to 50 Years
Healthy volunteers
Yes
Inclusion criteria
* having an indication of mandibular first or second molar extraction, * being between 18 and 50 years old, * not having any nerve or nerve-related disease, * having a mouth opening 35 millimeters and above, * not having an infected or inflamed tooth for extraction, * being cooperative, * non-allergic to articaine * being right-handed (for dental-students) * being intern (for dental-students)
Exclusion criteria
* anesthesia-related complications, * more than twice the needed needle insertion * wishing to quit the study
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Patrient-BMI index | after 5 minutes, patrients come to our clinic and sit on the dental unit. | Ask the patrients their weight and height then note that as their bmi index.This note guides us amount of bichat and how it affects the failure of block anesthasia. |
| Patrient-Height of mandibular ramus | after 5 minutes, patrients come to our clinic and sit on the dental unit. | measuring of mandibular ramus on panoromic radyography from mandibular angulus to condylar head. |
| Patrient-Gender | after 5 minutes, patrients come to our clinic and sit on the dental unit. | attending patrients sex |
| Patrient-Maximum mouth opening | after 5 minutes, patrients come to our clinic and sit on the dental unit. | before the anesthasia, make the patrients open their mouth maximum then measure it from lower incisors incisal edge to upper incisors incisal edge. |
| Gender | after 5 minutes, patrients come to our clinic and sit on the dental unit. | attending dental studens sex |
| Student-Class | after 5 minutes, patrients come to our clinic and sit on the dental unit. | attending dental students in which period for the explanation of their experiment level |
| Dental student-Mandibular nerve block experience | after 5 minutes, patrients come to our clinic and sit on the dental unit. | attending dental students in which period for the explanation of their experiment level |
| which side for the mandibular block anesthasia | after 5 minutes, patrients come to our clinic and sit on the dental unit. | Does the side of anesthesia according to the hand used affect its success? |
Countries
Turkey (Türkiye)
Outcome results
None listed