Receptor Anesthesia · Aachen

Painless.
Numbness-free.
Instant.

A dental anesthesia that precisely targets individual nerve receptors — instead of numbing the mandibular nerve and the entire nerve.

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The Method

Three things that are different.

Diffusion in receptor anesthesia: tightly confined to the nerve receptor area

Painless

Nearly the only thing you feel is the thin needle itself — slight, but honest. No pressure pain from an anesthetic depot afterwards.

Numbness-free

No numb mouth. Speak, eat, smile — right after treatment, without the risk of accidentally biting yourself.

Instantly effective

No waiting time for the anesthesia to take effect. Treatment can begin as soon as it is administered.

The principle on film

How Biofeedject® works

Animated presentation of how the method works and its key advantages. (German audio)

The Biofeedject® instrument: mini-hydraulically controlled injection syringe with two cylindrical ampoules

The Instrument

A mini-hydraulically controlled precision instrument made of medical-grade stainless steel, for which Dr. Mansouri holds both the European and the US patent.

Instead of a depot injection at the mandibular nerve, Biofeedject® delivers the anesthetic precisely and minimally invasively at the treatment site — including for dental implants or procedures across all four quadrants in a single session.

Areas of application

Where Biofeedject® is used in practice

01

Surgical procedures & osteotomy

In bone surgery, proprioception is preserved — the patient can give feedback at any time, significantly reducing the risk of nerve injury and perforation.

02

Extraction & wisdom tooth removal

Even when removing impacted wisdom teeth in the mandible — the classic risk zone around the inferior alveolar nerve — anesthesia is targeted rather than widespread.

03

Implantology

When placing implants, including in the edentulous mandible: the patient’s preserved feedback adds a further layer of safety alongside radiographic planning.

04

Periodontology & calculus removal

Precise anesthesia of individual treatment areas without numbing the entire jaw — particularly comfortable during periodontal treatment.

05

Apicoectomy

Combining receptor anesthesia with intraligamentary anesthesia allows precise work at the apex while control is maintained.

06

Restorative dentistry & prosthetics

For fillings, root canal treatment and prosthetic work, occlusal contact, smile line and jaw movement remain assessable throughout.

Clinical case examples in preparation. Documented video material from practice exists for the individual areas of application. These recordings are currently being prepared and will be added gradually after careful review. For questions about specific indications, feel free to reach us by email at any time.

At a glance

The advantages in brief

Immediate effect. No waiting time — treatment can begin right away.

Virtually painless injection. Essentially only the fine needle prick is noticeable.

No numbness. Speak, eat and smile straight afterwards — without the risk of injuring yourself.

Proprioception is preserved. The patient can give feedback during the procedure.

Lower risk of injury. The danger of nerve injury and perforation is markedly reduced.

All four quadrants in one session. Extensive treatment without multiple appointments.

Considerably less anesthetic. The required quantity is reduced substantially.

Automatic pressure control. Adapts to tissue resistance, no pooling effects.

Ideal for anxious patients and children. The gentle procedure noticeably lowers the barrier.

Occlusion remains assessable. Information on occlusal contact, smile line and jaw movement is retained.

Origin

Developed by Dr. Said Mansouri, dentist in Aachen — based on his doctoral research under Prof. Spiekermann and Prof. Lambert at RWTH Aachen University on receptor anesthesia, and over a decade of daily clinical use.

Instead of numbing an entire nerve, Biofeedject® targets the fine nerve receptors in the gingiva, periosteum and periodontal ligament. The patient's ability to respond is preserved, so nerve injuries can be almost entirely ruled out. A proven method, not a trend — tested in daily practice, not designed on a drawing board.

Dr. Said Mansouri, developer of Biofeedject®

Dr. Said MansouriDentist, Aachen

OriginRWTH Aachen
In practice since2013
LocationAachen, Germany

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