Simple pill before root canal cuts pain in half
NCT ID NCT07271654
Summary
This study tested if taking a single dose of a common painkiller (diclofenac) 30 minutes before a root canal could reduce pain after the procedure. It involved 160 adults with severe tooth pain. The results showed that patients who took the pill beforehand were significantly more likely to be pain-free in the first 12 hours after treatment.
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Saidu College of dentistry,Swat
Swat, Pakistan
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