Best practices for increasing patient comfort during the administration of maxillary injections include which of the following?
A) The needle should not be moved within the tissue.
B) The patient's upper lip should not be slightly jiggled for distraction.
C) There is no bony contact of the overlying sensitive periosteum with the needle.
D) All options listed

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All options listed are best practices for increasing patient comfort during maxillary injections. The needle should not be moved within the tissue to avoid unnecessary pain and tissue damage. Jiggling the upper lip can cause more discomfort and should be avoided. Ensuring there is no bony contact of the needle with the sensitive periosteum will decrease pain during injections. Combining all these techniques will create a more comfortable experience for the patient.

Best Practices for Increasing Patient Comfort During the Administration of Maxillary