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When giving an inferior alveolar nerve block to a 5-year-old, how should technique differ from that in an adult?
The needle is inserted higher, well above the occlusal plane
A long 35 mm needle is required because the ramus is wider
The mandibular foramen lies at or below the occlusal plane, so the injection is slightly lower and a short needle is usually adequate
Aspiration is unnecessary in children
Articaine is the preferred agent for this age
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