COMPUTERIZED INJECTIONS

 

Computerized injections are a system used in dental offices that control the amount and speed anesthesia given to the patient, resulting in a pain-free injection.

Basically it is a computer assisted delivery system that is designed to introduce the fluid at such a slow rate that it is almost undetectable by the patient.  The pain associated with injections is mostly caused by soft tissue expansion.  The machine delivers drops within a definable parameter that prevents soft tissue expansion.

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