This document discusses several new technologies for administering local anesthetic injections to children in a painless manner, including computer-controlled syringes, vibrating devices attached to syringes, jet injections using high pressure, and a potential future option using nanorobots instilled onto the gums. The goal is to reduce pain experienced during dental procedures to avoid damaging children's future responses to needed dental care.

1. PAINLESS INJECTIONS FOR BETTER child RESPONSE SD1147
CCLAD (WAND)
A NEW COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY TO
CONTROL RATE AND FLOW OF LA
SOLUTION
COMFORT CONTROL SYRINGE
PRE PROGRAMMED COMPUTERISED LA INJECTION DEVICE
VIBROTACTILE DEVICES
DENTAL VIBE
CORDLESS, RECHARGEABLE HANDHELD
DEVICE DELIVERS SOOTHING PULSED
MICROOSCILLATIONS TO INJECTION SITE
VIBRAJECT
BATTERY OPERATED DEVICE ATTACHED
TO STANDARD ANESTHETIC SYRINGE;
BOTH SYRINGE AND NEEDLE APPARATUS
VIBRATES
ACCUPAL
JET INJECTIONS
LA SOLUTION IS FORCED THROUGH
VERY SMALL OPENINGS IN MUCOUS
MEMBRANE AT HIGH PRESSURE
SYRIJET
IF CHILDREN EXPERIENCE PAIN DURING PAIN DURING
RESTORATIVE OR SURGICAL PROCEDURES, THEIR FUTURE AS
DENTAL PATIENTS MAY BE DAMAGED.
ADMINISTRATION OF LA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PREVENTION OF PAIN
THAT OCCURS DURING RESTORATIVE OR SURGICAL PROCEDURES.
MADAJET ELECTRONIC DENTAL
ANESTHESIA
WORKS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF TENS
NANOROBOTS
DELIVERS BOTH VIBRATION &
PRESSURE TO INJECTION SITE
COLLOIDAL SUSPENSION
CONTAINING MICRON SIZE DENTAL
ROBOTS ARE INSTILLED ON GINGIVA
PROVIDES NEEDLELESS INJECTIONS
TO CHILDREN