Pain management in endodontics
Journal Title: IP Indian Journal of Conservative and Endodontics - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
Pain is a stimuli that causes the greatest fear in any patient who requires an endodontic treatment This fear if tackled efficiently not only improves the success of the treatment but also creates a strong dentist patient relationship Pain management can be done effectively by using various pharmacological regimes such as anxiolytics local anaesthetics NSAIDs and opioids These drugs have proven to reduce pain and help the patient overcome the fear associated with endodontic treatment This article briefly discusses the drugs its dosage and properties that are commonly used to manage endodontic painKeywords Anxiolytics Local anaesthesia NSAIDs Opioids Pain pathway
Authors and Affiliations
Monisha P. Khatri Khatri, Sheetal Ghivari, Madhu Pujar, Hemant Vagarali, Veerendra Uppin
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- DOI 10.18231/2456-8953.2018.0017
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