[Toothache and the reflection of its intensity in the neuronal reactions of the cerebral cortex].
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[Still another philosopher has conquered toothache].
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Relieving dentists' aches and pains: the "toothache" questionnaire.
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Toothache diagnosis and treatment.
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[Management of toothache in clinical dentistry].
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[Tooth root exposure and toothache in periodontal diseases].
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[Frequencies of toothache among new patients].
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The effective management of symptomatic pulpal and periapical disease in patients with "toothache".
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Dental Pulp Diseases↗
February 9: the day to have a toothache.
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[Toothache and its treatment at the city of Cracow in the 1st half of the 19th century].
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[Teeth and toothache in the history of dentistry].
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[Assyr-Babylonian story. How toothache originated].
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[Toothache gate in Cairo. ("Bab el Mutawali")].
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[What is the basis of toothache?].
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[Emergency treatment of toothache--with special emphasis on acute pulpitis and periodontitis].
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[Patients with acute toothache].
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Lethal toothache: parapharyngeal cellulitis complicating dental infection.
Three patients with parapharyngeal cellulitis arising from dental infection were seen by the Medical Service over a period of ten months. Respiratory distress and/or pharyngeal discomfort prompted all patients to seek medical aid. The extent of infection within the parapharyngeal space, the potential for life-threatening complications, and the significance of the dental lesions were not appreciated initially in all cases. Despite early antibiotic therapy, one patient died and one incurred severe neurologic sequelae. Early recognition, use of antibiotics effective against anaerobic bacteria, and prompt surgical drainage are mandatory to prevent considerable morbidity and mortality. Control of the airway is the most important therapeutic maneuver leading to a favorable outcome.
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