Dental Cartridge Syringe 1.8 ml Anesthetic Syringe Injection

A Dental Cartridge Syringe (also known as a 1.8 ml Anesthetic Syringe ) is a medical device commonly used by dentists for administering local anesthesia during dental procedures. This type of syringe is designed to inject anesthetic solutions directly into the tissues to numb a specific area, typically for procedures like fillings, extractions, or root canals. Here's a breakdown of its key features and components: Key Features: Cartridge Capacity : The syringe is designed to hold a 1.8 ml cartridge, which is a standard volume used for dental anesthesia. Material : Typically made from durable materials like stainless steel or plastic, ensuring ease of use and patient safety. Design : It is often ergonomically designed for comfort and precision. The syringe may have a finger grip or a piston mechanism to easily control the flow of anesthetic. Needle : A needle is attached to the syringe to deliver the anesthetic. The needle's gauge and length may vary depending on the procedure. Sterilization : It is often autoclavable (sterilizable in high heat) to ensure hygiene.