Pain control after routine dento-alveolar day surgery: a patient satisfaction survey

Joshi, Ameeta; Snowdon, A.T.; Rood, J.P.; Worthington, Helen V

doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.4800794

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“…The response rate to the study was high and demonstrates the feasibility of employing a telephone survey as a fast and effective way of collecting oral health information, as others have suggested 11,12 . However, it does require universal or almost universal access to telephones such that a representative sample can be drawn from the population.…”

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The impact of dental neglect on oral health: a population based study in Hong Kong

McGrath¹,

Sham²,

Ho³

et al. 2007

International Dental Journal

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Section: Response Ratementioning

confidence: 71%

The impact of dental neglect on oral health: a population based study in Hong Kong

McGrath¹,

Sham²,

Ho³

et al. 2007

International Dental Journal

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“…In addition, the factors contributing to the pain after surgery are complex, but many are related to the inflammatory process. Pain may be reduced in intensity or severity by controlling the inflammatory process [7,11,12]. Therefore, analgesics should be taken when the patients are at risk for expecting and experiencing pain, such as oro-facial abscess, alveolitis and surgical exodontia.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Fak to ri ko ji uti ču na na sta nak bo la po sle in ter ven ci je su slo že ni, ali su uglav nom po ve za ni s pro ce som za pa lje nja. Bol se mo že sma nji ti kon tro li sa njem sa mog za pa ljenja [7,11,12]. Za to pri me nu anal ge ti ka tre ba pre po ru či ti sa mo on da ka da po sto ji ri zik od na stan ka bo la, od no sno kod oro fa cijal nih ap sce sa, al ve o li ti sa i hi rur škog va đe nja zu ba.…”

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Necessity of analgesics prescription after tooth extraction

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Introduction. For patients and surgeons, pain and discomfort associated with dento-alveolar surgery can be a frightening prospect. This study was aimed to check whether prescription of analgesics is necessary or not after simple extraction of the mandibular third molars. Material and methods. Seventy-six dental outpatients undergoing uncomplicated extraction of both mandibular third molars teeth served as subjects. After extraction on the first side, patients received either naproxen sodium 550 mg orally or a placebo. The order of the drugs was reversed during extraction on side two. The postoperative pain was scored with a six-point category rating scala. The obtained data were analyzed with Mann-Whitney U-test. Results. The sum of the pain intensity for hours 2 through 8 was less for the group that received sodium naproxen. For hours 8-24, the sum of the pain intensity was less for the placebo group but this difference was not statistically different. Conclusion. This study shows that uncomplicated tooth extraction did not cause a significant postoperative pain and there was no need to prescribe analgesics for such cases

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“…Durante los días de estudio se prohibió el uso de antiácidos a base de óxido de magnesio o dióxido de aluminio, de las medicaciones esteroideas (a excepción de los anticonceptivos orales), y en general de toda medicación que pudiese confundir las evaluaciones. Se mantuvo contacto telefónico con el paciente, para monitorizar el cumplimiento de las indicaciones y posibles complicaciones, según lo recomendado por Joshi et al (2000). Si algún paciente hubiese considerado insuficiente el alivio de su dolor, se hubiera indicado un analgésico de rescate, analizándose el caso según el principio de intensión a tratar.…”

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Efectividad Analgésica de Naproxeno Sódico y Etoricoxib Post Extracción Dental Simple: Ensayo Clínico Aleatorizado Paralelo

Chacón-Carrión

Asmat-Abanto

Espejo-Carrera

2019

Int. J. Odontostomat.

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CHACÓN, R. I. C.; ASMAT-ABANTO, A. S. & ESPEJO-CARRERA, R. E. Efectividad analgésica de naproxeno sódico y etoricoxib post extracción dental simple: ensayo clínico aleatorizado paralelo. Int. J. Odontostomat., 13(2):241-246, 2019. RESUMEN:El objetivo de este estudio fue comparar la efectividad analgésica de naproxeno sódico y etoricoxib post extracción dental simple. El presente ensayo clínico, aleatorizado paralelo y ciego simple, se desarrolló en la Clínica Odontológica de la Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego. Los pacientes, quienes requerían exodoncia simple por caries dental en molar mandibular, fueron distribuidos aleatoriamente en tres grupos de 17 participantes cada uno, donde recibieron naproxeno sódico, etoricoxib o ibuprofeno (grupo testigo), según los criterios establecidos. El procedimiento fue estandarizado, evaluándose la eficacia analgésica mediante la escala visual analógica (EVA) a las 1, 8, 24 y 48 horas, después del inicio de la medicación. El análisis estadístico se realizó mediante la prueba de Kruskal-Wallis, considerándose un nivel de significancia del 5 %. No se evidenció diferencia en la efectividad analgésica entre naproxeno sódico y etoricoxib, post extracción dental simple. Este hallazgo se observó a las 1 (p=0,602), 8 (p=0,884), 24 (p=0,338) y 48 horas (p=0,189). No existe diferencia en la efectividad analgésica entre naproxeno sódico y etoricoxib, post extracción dental simple.PALABRAS CLAVE: analgésicos, efectividad, naproxeno, extracción dental.

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Pain control after routine dento-alveolar day surgery: a patient satisfaction survey

Cited by 16 publications

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The impact of dental neglect on oral health: a population based study in Hong Kong

The impact of dental neglect on oral health: a population based study in Hong Kong

Necessity of analgesics prescription after tooth extraction

Efectividad Analgésica de Naproxeno Sódico y Etoricoxib Post Extracción Dental Simple: Ensayo Clínico Aleatorizado Paralelo

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