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US 2026/0021269 A1Published application
Dental Anesthesia Delivery Device and Method of Use
OwnerRobert Harrellinventor
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Abstract
A device and method for perforating human gingeva and cortical plate tissue to allow for the administration of dental anesthesia directly to the nerve(s) of a human mandibular molar or molars.
Claims6
A system for numbing one or more human molars prior to performing a dental procedure, comprising the components:
- (1) a dental hypodermic needle;
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- (2) a dental perforating device for perforating a dental patient's gingiva and cortical plate, such dental perforation device comprising a single metallic rod with a first side and a second side, wherein the first side is a small gauge drill stem comprising drill threads and a drill tip and the second side comprises a drill shank with a drill connector, such first and second sides separated by a stopper disc circumnavigating the rod;
- such system components executing the following steps:
- a. Numbing a dental patient's gingiva by injecting anesthetic with a dental hypodermic needle and anesthetic;
- b. Perforating and creating a perforation channel through the gingiva and into the dental patient's cortical plate with the dental perforating device;
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- c. Injecting anesthetic into the cortical plate through the perforation channel at the roots of a mandibular molar or molars adjacent to the perforation channel to achieve immediate pulpal anesthesia of the mandibular molar or molars.
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