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1Department of Dental Medicine Lugano University of Switzerland Lugano Switzerland.
Abstract:
Dexamethasone can reduce post-operative pain and swelling. An appropriate administration of dexamethasone for dental surgical procedures may be local submucosal infiltration. Local delivery may produce a faster onset with more drug at the desired site of action. A single submucosal dose will unlikely produce side effects.
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