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[Anesthesia by transcutaneous electroneurostimulation in preparing teeth for artificial crowns]
Stomatologiia
|March 1, 1989
Summary
Percutaneous electroneurostimulation using the Elektronika EPB-50-01 device effectively prepares teeth for dental crowns. This safe and simple reflex anesthesia method avoids complications.
Area of Science:
- Dentistry
- Neuromodulation
- Medical Devices
Context:
- Preparation of teeth for prosthetic restoration (artificial crowns) often requires anesthesia.
- Traditional anesthesia methods can carry risks and complications.
- Exploring alternative pain management techniques is crucial in dental procedures.
Purpose:
- To evaluate the efficacy of percutaneous electroneurostimulation (PEN) for dental anesthesia.
- To assess the safety and usability of the portable device "Elektronika EPB-50-01" in this context.
- To determine if PEN can serve as a viable alternative to conventional anesthesia for crown preparation.
Summary:
- Percutaneous electroneurostimulation (PEN) demonstrated high efficiency in preparing teeth for artificial crowns.
- The portable "Elektronika EPB-50-01" device facilitated this process.
- The reflex anesthesia induced by PEN was found to be complication-free, safe, and easy to use.
Impact:
- PEN offers a safe and effective anesthesia alternative for dental crown preparation.
- The "Elektronika EPB-50-01" device presents a promising tool for minimally invasive dental procedures.
- This method has the potential to improve patient comfort and reduce risks associated with traditional anesthesia.