Anaesthesia for Dental Treatment

INTRODUCTION Appropriate use of behaviour guidance techniques enables dental providers to deliver effective care and to impart a positive impression of dentistry on the developing child. Care strategies may include techniques ranging from basic communicative guidance to complex pharmacological management. Today, general anaesthesia (GA) provides full mouth dental rehabilitation (FMDR) for children.1 GA is often […]

Anaesthesia for Dental Treatment

Introduction The purpose of this systematic review and meta-analysis was to compare the effectiveness of articaine in pediatric dental anesthesia with the gold standard local anesthetic lidocaine using the Facial Pain Scale (FPS) and Visual Analog Scale (VAS). The Hall technique has acceptable clinical and radiographic results comparable to that of the stainless steel crown […]