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    Pain and Anxiety Control for the Conscious Dental Patient

    Pain and Anxiety Control for the Conscious Dental Patient by Meechan, John G.; Robb, Nigel D.; Seymour, Robin A.;

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    • Publisher OUP Oxford
    • Date of Publication 21 May 1998

    • ISBN 9780192628480
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages396 pages
    • Size 234x157x23 mm
    • Weight 630 g
    • Language English
    • Illustrations numerous halftones and line drawings
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    Short description:

    The perception of pain in the mind of dental patients is a significant deterrant to regular dental attendence by many - control of this pain and anxiety is therefore a treatment issue which is central to the clinical practice of dentistry. This textbook covers both local anaesthesia and sedation comprehensively, and provides practical instructions for the dental student.

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    The perception of pain in the mind of dental patients is a significant deterrant to regular dental attendence by manycontrol of this pain and anxiety is therefore a treatment issue which is central to the clinical practice of dentistry. This textbook covers both local anaesthesia and sedation comprehensively, and provides practical instructions for the dental student. It provides a theoretical framework based on the anatomy, physiology and pharmacology of pain and anxiety control Pain and anxiety control for the concious dental patient provides comprehensive coverage of pain and anxiety management for concious dental patients; covers the control of operative, perioperative and post-operative pain in dentistry; describes all aspects of local anaesthesia and sedation in dentistry; provides a rational approach to the prescription of drugs; practical guidance and instruction on techniques; over 150 photographs and 50 line diagrams. This book covers local anaesthesia including inhalational, intravenous sedation, control of post- operative pain, management of non-dental oro-facial pain and management of medical emergencies related to pain control. It is timely - for example, the teaching of sedation in dental schools is an issue currently being pushed by GDC (1996) Chaps 6 & 9 are unique (Basic principles of dental local anaesthetic injections and Intraligamentary, intra-osseous and intrapulpalanaesthesia)

    This book deals with a complex subject area in a clear and precise manner. The authors... demonstrate a lucid grasp of the material and have chosen a style accessible to readers with various levels of prior knowledge.

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    Table of Contents:

    Anatomy and physiology of pain transmission
    Pharmacology of dental local anaesthesia
    Local anaesthetic drugs
    Local anaesthetic equipment
    Topical anaesthesia
    Basic principles of dental local anaesthetic injections
    Local anaesthesia in the maxilla
    Local anaesthesia in the mandible
    Intraligmentary, intraosseous, and intrapulpal anaesthesia
    Management of failed local anaesthesia
    Local anaesthesia: contra-indications and complications
    Non-pharmacological methods of pain control
    Conscious sedation in dentistry
    The pharmacology of sedative agents
    Oral sedation and premedication
    Transmucosal sedation
    Inhalation sedation
    Intravenous sedation
    Polypharmacy sedation in dentistry
    Monitoring the sedated dental patient
    Medicolegal aspects of the practice of sedation in dentistry
    Analgesics in dentistry
    Appendices
    Index

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