Annotated bibliography by MLEManchester

Al-Dabagh, R. HOW EFFECTIVE ARE TOPICAL ANAESTHETICS FOR ADDITIONAL PAIN RELIEF IN CHILDREN DURING DENTAL TREATMENT AND POSTOPERATIVELY. April 2012

2018-10-05 09:51:40 UTC

Non-exhaustive review of RCTs in paediatric dental local anaesthesia. Conflicting outcomes; studies v placebo positive, no conclusions between different drugs.

How effective are topical anaesthetics...

2018-10-05 09:52:07 UTC

Research into research that shows there is no research. Unclear methodology and unconvincing results.

Al-Dabagh.R et al How effective are topical anaesthetics for additional pain relief in children during dental treatment and postoperatively. University of Toronto, Faculty of Densitry, April 2012

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Assessment of topical anesthetics efficacy in children <=18 and this was done by reviewing different articles which resulted into inclusive results

Dabagh.R.A.et al. How effective are topical anaesthetic for additional pain relief in children during dental treatment and postoperatively., April 2012.comparative study of a variety of topical anaesthetic amongst one another and against placebo.

2018-10-05 09:52:25 UTC

Al-Dabagh et al. (2012) how effective are topical anaesthetics for additional pain relief...

2018-10-05 09:52:57 UTC

Childhood dental pain leads to adult dental neglect. Literature review of 6 papers - topical anaesthetics for pain relief in children. Conflicting results (no significance) - more studies required

2018-10-05 09:53:54 UTC

Assessment the effectiveness and safety of topical anaesthetics in children dental treatment.

2018-10-05 09:54:28 UTC

More research is needed into the effectiveness of anaesthetics in children and the potential of childhood dental pain to cause dental anxiety

comparing six articles related to topical a aesthetics

2018-10-05 09:54:44 UTC

2018-10-05 09:55:22 UTC

Investigating the effectiveness of tropical anaesthesia in children for dental treatment - conflicting results, more research needed

Al-Dabagh R. et al. HOW EFFECTIVE ARE TOPICAL ANAESTHETICS FOR ADDITIONAL PAIN RELIEF IN CHILDREN DURING DENTAL TREATMENT AND POSTOPERATIVELY. Uni. of Toronto, Fac. of Dentistry, Apr. 2012.

2018-10-05 09:55:33 UTC

Concludes that few details and lack of strong evidence are available and as such, use of preoperative analgesic for pain reduction cannot be recommended. Therefore further clinical evaluations should be made.

2018-10-05 09:55:52 UTC

Dental anxiety in adults stems from childhood trauma. Paper compares 6 articles on the effectiveness of popular topical anaesthetic, however, only two use a control.

Annotated Bibliography

2018-10-05 09:55:57 UTC

Purpose of paper - compare topical anaesthetics amongst one another and against placebo materials

Efficacy of topical anaesthetics cannot be concluded due to nature of preoperative analgesic and inconclusive results.

The conclusion: Use cannot be recommended at this time.

The effect of pain killers in children during dental

2018-10-05 09:56:02 UTC

Al-Dabagh et al, 2012

2018-10-05 09:56:29 UTC

Too much commentary, colloquial - not particularly useful without figures.

Al-Dabagh, 2012

2018-10-05 09:57:28 UTC

Meta-analysis of six studies, comparison the effects of topical anaesthetics to each other and to placebo in a pediatric dental context. Outcomes measured: self-reports, heart rate, behaviours (e.g. crying). Results: half had significant results, half did not.

2018-10-05 09:58:59 UTC

Al-Dabagh, how effective are topicals in children -web link

Dental pain experienced in children, leads to traumatic memories and problems accessing dental care in adulthood. Topical anaesthetics given pre dental injections were compared. Minimal papers found so more research is needed.

Dental anxiety in adulthood has been strongly associated with

2018-10-05 09:59:25 UTC

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