… the pain and they must be familiar with strategies for the management of dental, oral, facial
and post-operative pain… The ‘3-D’s’ principle should always be used to manage pain in dental …

… Previously, many of them had visited dental and maxillofacial … management of chronic
orofacial pain syndromes by dental … By assessing various diagnostic and therapeutic procedures …

… Most conservative dental procedures require pain management only during the “cutting” of
hard tissues (eg, restorations). As discussed previously, local anesthetics will—in almost all …

… Pain management for the dental patient begins early in treatment planning and should take
… Most pain associated with dental procedures is somatic rather than visceral. This becomes …

… , and opioids are often prescribed in the dental environment. These recommendations
provide alternatives to opioids to reduce or eliminate dental procedure–related acute pain. …

… pain. Patients over the age of 19 years who had been treated by surgical and/or endodontic
dental procedures … , the study of pain management in dentistry is important and should be …

… Management of child patients for various dental procedures in dental office is very challenging.
The behavioral problems are commonly seen in children under the age of 6 years due to …

… reducing strategies available to clinicians who are willing to accept that children do experience
pain following dental procedures and can benefit from its relief. Strategies may include …

… pain management technique for one group of children undergoing less intrusive dental
procedures … of children undergoing more intrusive dental procedures requiring local anesthetic, …

… The development of new pain management strategies equips dental clinicians with … pain
sites can improve pain relief after a dental procedure. For moderate to moderately severe pain, …