Discuss advantages of CCLAD devises for local anesthesia
What will be an ideal response?
Key advantages of CCLAD devises include the ability to precisely control the rate of delivery of anesthetic solutions. The initial phase of the injection can start at a very slow rate of delivery for a given period of time. The rate can then be increased to a predetermined rate based on the injection technique selected. These devices can maintain a specified rate and controlled pressure that can eliminate patient discomfort, and adverse tissue reactions when injections are needed in dense tissues, such as the palate, attached gingiva, or periodontal ligament. Greater volumes of solution can be deposited at controlled lower rates of pressure when compared to other PDL devices and standard syringes.
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