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新型牙科麻醉剂和相关设备:范围审查

Kyung Hyuk Min1, Zac Morse1

  • 1Department of Oral Health, School of Clinical Sciences, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand.

Journal of dental anesthesia and pain medicine
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PubMed
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新型牙科麻醉器件旨在减少注射疼痛. 计算机控制局部麻醉输送系统 (CCLAD) 是有前途的,特别是在沉积疼痛方面,而其他方法 (如骨内麻醉和振动装置) 的证据有限或不一致.

关键词:
计算机控制的麻醉.反刺激是一种反刺激.牙科麻醉剂输送装置 牙科麻醉剂输送装置牙的焦虑 牙的焦虑电子牙科麻醉 电子牙科麻醉当地麻醉局部麻醉

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