The Citoject Periodontal Intraligamental Syringe is a specialized syringe used in dental procedures, particularly for administering local anesthesia through the periodontal ligament. The syringe is designed for intraligamental injections, which means it delivers anesthesia directly into the periodontal ligament space, typically used for procedures involving a single tooth or localized treatment. Here are some features and details about the Citoject syringe: Volume: It has a 1.8ml capacity, which is suitable for precise delivery of anesthetic agents. Type: The Citoject is an intraligamental syringe, designed for administering anesthesia to the periodontal ligament. This type of injection allows for more localized anesthesia compared to traditional methods like block anesthesia. Comfort and Precision: The syringe is designed to provide minimal discomfort to the patient while ensuring accurate delivery of anesthetic agents. Usage: It is commonly used in periodontal treatments, such as deep cleanings, root planing, and some restorative procedures. It's especially useful when a more targeted anesthesia is needed for procedures that don't require numbing the entire area. If you're looking for specific instructions on how to use this syringe or other details related to it, feel free to ask!