Chilling out tooth pain: can ice packs and cold rinses ease root canal recovery?
NCT ID NCT07138365
Summary
This study tested if applying cold therapy could reduce pain and inflammation after a root canal procedure for a painful tooth infection. Researchers compared applying an ice pack to the cheek versus rinsing the tooth's root with cold saline, against a standard treatment with no special cold therapy. They measured pain levels and a specific inflammation marker in 30 adult patients over 72 hours to see which method worked best.
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Ain Shams University
Cairo, Egypt
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