Assessment of the effectiveness of intraosseous anaesthesia during restorative procedures on teeth affected by molar incisor hypomineralisation in children.
Intraosseous anaesthesia provided faster onset, caused less pain during administration, and achieved profound anaesthesia in significantly more MIH-affected molars (80% versus 24%) compared to intraligamentary anaesthesia in children undergoing restorative procedures.
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Oral Health Management for PEG Fed Children
Oral health care for children fed entirely by PEG tube — a practical guide for Australian oral health therapists.
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