Introduction There is no agreed taxonomy of the techniques used to support patients to
receive professional oral healthcare. This lack of specification leads to imprecision in …

Objective: Hypersensitivity is an important problem that is encountered during the treatment
of hypomineralized teeth. The aim of this prospective study was to compare responses to …

Background Conventional infiltration anaesthesia (CIA) is the most frequently used in
paediatric oral health care. However, other techniques are available, such as intraosseous …

Aims. This study aimed to evaluate the clinical practices of local anesthesia in children. The
study also sought to investigate pediatric dentists' views on articaine infiltration anesthesia …

Purpose The current study compares articaine 4% with lidocaine 2% in terms of injection
pain and effectiveness of anesthesia when treating permanent mandibular first molars …

Aim To determine whether there is a clinical difference between an inferior dental block
(IDB) using 2% lidocaine and a buccal infiltration (BI) using 4% articaine, when …

Background Because of controversial results from clinical studies comparing different dental
local anesthesia methods in children, the primary objective of this randomized, split‐mouth …

Objectives The study aimed to compare the two local anesthetic techniques: inferior alveolar
nerve block (IANB) and intraligamentary anesthesia (ILA) during the restorative treatment of …

Aim Pain experienced during dental treatment increases the risk of developing dental
anxiety in children who will became anxious adults, avoiding dental care. It is therefore …

Purpose This study was conducted to explore the preference and experience of paediatric
dentists based in Switzerland regarding the use of articaine and other local and topical …