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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Dental pain"”.
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Evaluation of the role of odontoblasts in dental pain
Dental pain is a very common ailment affecting a large percentage of people and its mechanisms are not well understood, thus impairing the development of new therapies. The current paradigm of dental pain is that thermal or osmotic changes around a tooth produce movements within the dentine fluid, …
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The localisation of Experimentally Evoked Dental Pain : an exploration of an intervention to improve the accuracy of localisation
… of the symptomatic tooth with pulpal pain could be very difficult for the dental patient and a challenging situation for the dentists. Objectives: This study aimed to determine the localisation accuracy of induced dental pain under a highly controlled experimental conditions and to …
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Unconscious death-thoughts as a mediator between death awareness and self-forgiveness
… freshly experience death awareness relative to dental pain (i.e., interactional moderated-mediation). The current study tested these hypotheses with a randomized post-test only blind comparison-group design. In order to clarify the mediation and moderated-mediation, there also was a …
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Pain and root canal therapy: exploring their relationships within the DPBRN.
… therapy is a commonly employed and effective dental treatment often used to treat the symptom of intraoral pain. Unfortunately some patients experience severe amounts of pain post-operatively, but it is not clear why. Methods: Using a prospective observational study design within the Dental …
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Women's Healthcare Utilization in Primary and Acute Care Contexts
… (ED) for low acuity conditions (e.g., back pain, dental pain, sore throat) and primary care places an additional strain on ED staff and resources, while increasing waiting and treatment times for high acuity patients. Factors such as race, gender, and insurance type have a strong association …