Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to P L Jacobsen.
U.S. dental practitioners administer about 4,000,000 local anesthetic blocks and infiltrations annually. The failure rate to achieve adequate anesthesia for the procedure is estimated to be 5 percent to 15 percent. This article describes five different categories of failures and suggest ways to troubleshoot them.
Dentin hypersensitivity affects nearly 40 million Americans at one time or another. The authors outline its causes and describe treatment agents and procedures.
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This article outlines the physical and mental aspects of human health, defining health in both areas. Developing your own personal health definition can be the important first step toward achieving personal and professional satisfaction in life.
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Because early research has established the prolonged duration of the effects of etidocaine, this study was performed to determine whether the long-acting local anesthetic can reduce the need for postoperative analgesics after oral surgery.
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A case of oral herpes zoster infection with prodromal odontalgia is presented. Tooth devitalization, facial scarring, and neuralgia occurred without concurrent local and systemic factors. The cause, pathological features, diagnosis, and management of an oral herpes zoster infection with prodromal odontalgia are discussed.
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