Which of the following describes the maxillary intraceptal injection?
A) Useful for hemostasis
B) Intraosseous injection
C) Can use higher concentration of vasoconstrictor
D) Usually administered after nerve block
E) All options listed

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The maxillary intraceptal injection is described by all the options listed: it is useful for hemostasis, is an intraosseous injection, allows for the use of a higher concentration of vasoconstrictor, and is usually administered after a nerve block to ensure profound anesthesia.

Which of the Following Describes the Maxillary Intraceptal Injection