Needle in the jaw: can simple injections silence painful clicking?
NCT ID NCT06403046
Summary
This study tested whether injecting one of two common anti-inflammatory drugs directly into the jaw joint could help people with a painful, clicking jaw. Thirty adults with this specific jaw problem received a joint washout procedure followed by an injection of either tenoxicam or meloxicam. Researchers compared how well each drug reduced pain, clicking, and improved mouth opening over time.
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Beni-suef university
Banī Suwayf, Egypt
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