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دراسة حول المخدرات الموضعية السطحية و طرق التركين المستعملة من قبل أطباء الأسنان
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2016
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Dentistry
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العربية
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نواف الحسين( باحث )
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هدفت هذه الدراسة على عينة من أطباء الأسنان إلى معرفة نسبة الذين يستخدمون لبعض المخدرات الموضعية السطحية الشائعة و طرق التركين في أثناء ممارستهم السريرية. و دراسة وجود تأثير للاختصاص في جراحة الفم و الوجه و الفكين في نتائج ذلك.
The aims of this study by sample of dentists to identify the percentage were used of some common topical anesthetics and the sedation in their practice and to know if there is a influence of specialize in OMFS in the results.
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AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 2008- survey of current issues in dentistry. Surgical Dental Implants, Amalgam Restorations and Sedation, American Dental Association, ebook, USA, 23
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