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THE EFFECT OF INSTRUMENTATION KINEMATICS ON INTRAOPERATIVE AND POST-OPERATIVE PAIN

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New dental drill tested to reduce root canal pain

Symptom relief Recruiting now

This study aims to see if one type of dental drill causes less pain than another during and after a root canal procedure. It will involve 56 adults with a severe, painful tooth infection in a specific upper tooth. Researchers will compare pain levels between patients treated with…

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Phase: NA • Sponsor: Al-Azhar University • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated Apr 02, 2026 07:26 UTC

THE EFFECT OF INSTRUMENTATION KINEMATICS ON INTRAOPERATIVE AND POST-OPERATIVE PAIN

Get alerted when new THE EFFECT OF INSTRUMENTATION KINEMATICS ON INTRAOPERATIVE AND POST-OPERATIVE PAIN trials appear

New dental drill tested to reduce root canal pain