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The effectiveness of Mandibular Infiltration Compared to Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block Anesthesia in Treating Primary molars in Children

تقييم فعالية التخدير بالارتشاح الفكي السفلي مقارنة مع التخدير بحصار العصب السنخي السفلي في معالجة الأرحاء المؤقتة لدى الأطفال

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 Publication date 2002
and research's language is العربية
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The purposes of the present study were to determine the effectiveness of infiltration anesthesia in the mandibular primary molars compared with inferior alveolar nerve block, and how tooth location, and the type of treatment performed, and the volume of anesthetic solution relate to the quality of anesthesia. The study population consisted of ١١٦ cooperative children, ٣-٦ years old, requiring the same type of treatment on contralateral mandibular molars.



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١-Sharaf. A.A.T: Evaluation of mandibular infiltration versus block anesthesia in pediatric dentistry. JDC:1997
Hersh. E, Herman. D.G, Lamp C.J, Johnson P.D, Macafee. K.A: Assessing the duration of mandibular soft tissue anesthesia, JADA1995
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