Suitable for dentists, hygienists, students
Participants should bring: personal eyewear (loops), if desired.
Amamentarium and sundries are provided

A unique opportunity to participate and develop the dentist's and hygenist's skill base, but without doing actual injections , in pursuit of the question, "Why do I only get a bad batch of local in the mandible?The conventional inferior alveolar block and the Akinosi, closed mouth and Gow-Gates high ramal mandibular blocks, will be explored and anatomy, landmarks, skull locations, penetration points and demonstration of the needle pathways will all be practiced by the participant. After demonstration of the complete V2 division maxillary block, landmarking and needle approaches will also be practiced. Working in pairs, under direct supervision, the attendees will identify intraoral points (no actual injections), including infiltration applications.

-	Learn the geographical landmark progression from the inferior alveolar block (IAB) to the Akinosi, closed mouth block and finally the Gow-Gates, high ramus complete mandibular block
-	Learn the ease with which and the benfits realized in performing a V2 maxillary block
-	Learn how to obtain block anesthesia painlessly and sequentially when treting an apprehensive patient
-	Discover the 12 "Tips and Triskd" for enhancing conventional anesthesia success
-	Practice landmarking for mandibular molar infiltration without needing to block
-	Share in discussions of armamentaria, local anesthesia products and other adjunctive areas, especially "What's new?"