Role of vasoconstrictor in intraligamentary anaesthetic solution on the incidence of dry socket
Al-Azhar Dental Journal. 1988; 3 (6): 285-91
in English
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ABSTRACT
A clinical study was performed to investigate the role of vasoconstrictor in intraligamentary anesthetic solution on the incidence of dry socket. A total of 286 m and ibular first molar extractions were under investigation. The results indicated that intraligamentary anesthetic solution with adrenaline resulted in a higher incidence of dry socket [3.2%] than that without adrenaline [2.7%]; however, this was statistical insignificant. Also, a nonsignificant difference between intraligamentary anesthetic technique [3.04%] and inferior alveolar nerve block [2.4%] was statistically observed
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IMEMR (Eastern Mediterranean)
Main subject:
Vasoconstrictor Agents
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Anesthesia, Dental
Type of study:
Incidence study
Language:
English
Journal:
Al-Azhar Dent. J.
Year:
1988
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