An Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block is the most common dental nerve block that anesthetizes half of the mandible, including teeth, bone & buccal mucosa over the lower canine, incisors, first premolar, ipsilateral lower lip, and chin. Painless dentistry is in demand, and patients are uncomfortable and in pain when the local anesthesia is ineffective. So […]

So starting from basics, our teeth have three layers enamel, dentin, and pulp. The pulp is connected with nerves and blood vessels, which makes it most sensitive. Any injury or infection in the pulp can cause tremendous pain, and that’s where we need an RCT. Root Canal Treatment is the best way to avoid extraction […]