Salivary profile of children with erosive tooth wear: a transversal study

Shitsuka, Caleb; Palma, Luiz Felipe; Pedron, Irineu Gregnanin; Polotow, Tatiana G.; Barros, Marcelo P.; Leite, Mariana Ferreira; Corrêa, Maria Salete Nahás Pires

doi:10.1590/1807-3107bor-2020.vol34.0115

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“…Last but not least, the limited sample size herein evaluated could have not provided sufficient power to detect some real statistically significant differences between both groups (type-2 error) ( Shitsuka et al, 2020 ). Therefore, future RCTs using BTX-A for bruxism and related-orofacial pain should have larger sample sizes and even perform comparisons among other toxin protocols and placebo/control patients.…”

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Effect of botulinum toxin A on pain, bite force, and satisfaction of patients with bruxism: A randomized single-blind clinical trial comparing two protocols

Ramalho

Palma

Ramalho

et al. 2023

The Saudi Dental Journal

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Effect of botulinum toxin A on pain, bite force, and satisfaction of patients with bruxism: A randomized single-blind clinical trial comparing two protocols

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Palma

Ramalho

et al. 2023

The Saudi Dental Journal

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“…Firstly, the sample size was not determined statistically before patient enrollment, which may have yielded biased results, especially on the likelihood of failing to detect true differences between groups (type-2 error). Because statistical power and P-values depend simultaneously on sample and effect sizes, the convenience sample used herein could not provide sufficient power to detect some significant differences between both groups ( 32 ), as noted by the observed (posthoc) power calculated for each anesthetic outcome (when possible). Likewise, other variables need to be better investigated in order to obtain more robust data.…”

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Hyaluronidase following buccal infiltrations of articaine with epinephrine for anesthesia of mandibular first molars: A split-mouth, double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial

Gomes¹,

Palma²,

Tornelli³

et al. 2022

J Clin Exp Dent

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Background Adjunctive hyaluronidase has been widely used for ophthalmic anesthesia; however, in Dentistry, very few studies are available so far. Thus, the present study aimed to evaluate anesthetic outcomes of adjunctive hyaluronidase administration following buccal infiltration of articaine with epinephrine for anesthesia of mandibular first molars. Material and Methods Twenty-eight patients received a buccal supraperiosteal infiltration of 4% articaine with 1:100,000 epinephrine for anesthesia of the mandibular first molars, in a split-mouth approach. Afterward, randomly and using the same technique, they received either 1.0 mL of hyaluronidase (150 UTR/mL) or a placebo solution. Considering patients’ pain perceptions provoked by electric and mechanical stimulations, as well as using a pain scale, success rate, action onset time, duration of both pulpal and soft tissue anesthesia, and pain immediately after both punctures and on the 2nd day were assessed. Results The pulpal anesthetic success rate was 85.7% for hyaluronidase and placebo groups. Soft tissue anesthesia showed a shorter action onset time and a longer duration when hyaluronidase was used; however, there was no difference between the groups regarding action onset time and duration of pulpal anesthesia. Pain at the puncture sites did not differ between the groups, regardless of the time point evaluated. Conclusions Adjunctive hyaluronidase following buccal infiltration of articaine with epinephrine for mandibular first molars seems not to provide any advantage in anesthetic outcomes in which the nerve fibers are intraosseous (i.e., pulpal anesthesia). On the other hand, soft tissue anesthesia may be improved substantially by using this pharmacological strategy. Key words: Hyaluronidase, local anesthesia, dentistry.

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“…Clinicamente podemos observar que o esmalte apresenta um aspecto sem brilho ou fosco e possuem degraus e cavidades. Em relação às cúspides, elas se encontram arredondadas e algumas cavidades podem alcançar até a dentina (Shitsuka et al, 2020). Sua etiologia pode estar relacionada à fatores intrínsecos ou extrínsecos, sendo multifatorial, assim para dar início ao tratamento devemos remover os fatores causais, para que seja elaborado um procedimento restaurador em resina composta, cimento de ionômero de vidro etc., para que assim tenha um controle da sensibilidade, melhora na função e estética.…”

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Lesões não cariosas: revisão de literatura

Pinheiro

Melo

Silva³

et al. 2021

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As lesões não cariosas são um conjunto de lesões que podem ocorrer e apresentam característica de perda da estrutura dental sem estar ligada ao fator cárie, elas ocorrem por uma associação de alguns fatores, o que caracteriza uma etiologia multifatorial. Dentre essas lesões temos a abfração, abrasão, atrição e erosão. O objetivo deste trabalho foi realizar uma revisão de literatura comentando sobre as principais características das lesões não cariosas. Na metodologia foram considerados 12 arquivos no período de 2002 a 2020, com base em dados inglês e português: Scielo, PubMED, Google Acadêmico. Concluímos que é de extrema importância que o cirurgião-dentista deva realizar uma boa anamnese e exame clínico criterioso, para que possa dar um diagnóstico precoce e. Para um tratamento adequado deve ser realizado um planejamento de acordo com a lesão e seu estágio de severidade. É importante remover os fatores causais das lesões, assim evitando a progressão e surgimento de novas lesões.

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Salivary profile of children with erosive tooth wear: a transversal study

Cited by 7 publications

References 32 publications

Effect of botulinum toxin A on pain, bite force, and satisfaction of patients with bruxism: A randomized single-blind clinical trial comparing two protocols

Effect of botulinum toxin A on pain, bite force, and satisfaction of patients with bruxism: A randomized single-blind clinical trial comparing two protocols

Hyaluronidase following buccal infiltrations of articaine with epinephrine for anesthesia of mandibular first molars: A split-mouth, double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial

Lesões não cariosas: revisão de literatura

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