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W Józefowicz

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[Evaluation of pyralgin usefulness in premedication of patients before stomatological treatment].

Pyralgin (metamizole sodium) usefulness was tested in premedication of 90 patients subjected to processing of hard tooth tissues by grinding or drilling. The results of the study demonstrated that about 2/3 of the patients failed to observe any difference in the painfulness of the procedure with and without premedication with Pyralgin. In 1/3 of the patients Pyralgin reduced pain, improved wellbeing and raised the emotional status during the procedure. This effect might be regarded as a placebo result.

Dentistry, Operative

[Examination of the influence of selected drugs administered orally on amount of saliva excreted and pocket fluid as well as on patients' feeling during stomatological treatment].

The influence of pyralgin, acenol, hydroxizinum and scopolan administered orally on the amount of the saliva excreted and pocket fluid as well as one the patients' feeling during stomatological treatment has been examined by the dual blind test method. The examinations haven't proved any significant influence of these drugs on the excretion of the saliva and pocket fluid of a statistical importance; these drugs, however, have reduced the painfulness of the operations depending on hard dental tissues processing. Among the drugs applied Pyralgin has proved to be the most useful drug for patients premedication before stomatological treatment.

Acetaminophen

[Influence of impressions' border formation on retention of lower complete dentures].

Examinations of the retention of lower individual trays without formation of borders and with borders shaped of wax for impressions have been carried out in 32 patients with toothless mandible. The retention of impressions and lower complete dentures has also been examined. The examinations have been demonstrated that formation of lower individual impression trays' borders increases the retention of lower complete denture. The formation of borders in the anterior region of sublingual fovea influences the retention of lower complete dentures most. Simultaneous formation of borders in the anterior regions of sublingual salcus and oral cavity vestibule ensures the greatest retention of the dentures. The retention of lower complete dentures shows positive correlations with the retentions of impression trays and impressions and that is why the estimation of the impression's retention of the toothless mandible should be done each time to determine the recommendations for the end of the procedure or performance of suitable corrections. Carrying lower complete dentures for 1-4 weeks doesn't influence the retention force of these dentures.

Dental Impression Technique