COMPUTER CONTROLLED ANAESTHETIC

General Medical are UK Distributors for Quicksleeper, the computer controlled
local anaesthetic system .Quicksleeper enables dentists to perform osteocentral anaesthesia whereby a small amount of conventional local anaesthetic is placed in the spongy bone
in between teeth. Eliminating the need for painful infi ltration, block and palatal injections, it
delivers a profound anaesthesia almost instantaneously, which can be helpful especially when treating children and other potentially nervous patients Completely pain-free, osteocentralanaesthesia is effective even in the presenceof pulpitis and can be employed for
all forms of treatment including extractions and implantology.


BRITISH DENTAL JOURNAL VOLUME 206 NO. 10 MAY 23 2009