Effectiveness of different anaesthetic techniques, agents and adjunctive interventions in handling pain during dental treatment of MIH-affected teeth: a systematic review.
A systematic review of randomised trials found low-certainty evidence that intraosseous anaesthesia and 4% articaine may reduce pain during treatment of hypomineralised teeth in children, though current evidence remains limited and higher-quality studies are needed.
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Oral health of the child with childhood cancer: during treatment, recovery, and long-term survivorship
From pre-treatment clearance to lifelong survivorship — practical, evidence-based oral care for the Australian dental team
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