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The Pharmacological Management of Dental Pain by Joseph V. Pergolizzi; Peter Magnusson; Jo Ann LeQuang; Christopher Gharibo; Giustino Varrassi is a Medicine article available to read on EtoBox.

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: Dental pain is primarily treated by dentists and emergency medicine clinicians and may occur because of insult to the tooth or oral surgery. The dental impaction pain model (DIPM) has been widely used in clinical studies of analgesic agents and is generalizable to many other forms of pain.: The authors discuss the DIPM, which has allowed for important head-to-head studies of analgesic agents, such as acetaminophen, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), opioids, and combinations. Postsurgical dental pain follows a predictable trajectory over the course of one to 3 days. Dental pain may have odontic origin or may be referred pain from other areas of the body.: Pain following oral surgery has sometimes been treated with longer-than-necessary courses of opioid therapy. Postsurgical dental pain may be moderate to severe but typically resolves in a day or two after the extraction. Opioid monotherapy, rarely used in dentistry but combination therapy (opioid plus acetaminophen or an NSAID), was sometimes used as well as nonopioid analgesic monotherapy. The dental impaction pain model has been valuable in the study of analgesics but does not address all painful conditions, for ex

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Author
Joseph V. Pergolizzi; Peter Magnusson; Jo Ann LeQuang; Christopher Gharibo; Giustino Varrassi
Publisher
Informa UK Limited
Published
2020
Language
EN
Field
Medicine (Health Sciences)

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