Česká Stomatologie a Praktické Zubní Lékařství (Sep 2011)

Dry Socket and the Lenght of Healing Depending on the Type of the Treatment - Part One: Classical Treatment

  • J. Mazánek,
  • H. Hubálková,
  • H. Staňková,
  • R. Šmucler,
  • I. Linetskiy,
  • V. Seidler

DOI
https://doi.org/10.51479/cspzl.2011.009
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 111, no. 3
pp. 55 – 60

Abstract

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There is the set of 49 patients (15 male, 34 female, average age 34.3 years) discussed in the work which was treated for postextraction complication (dry socket post extraction of the third lower molar).All the patients were evaluated in respect of the intensity of the pain (by visual analog score), the level of the oral hygiene (with the help of API index). Local treatment was supported on debridement of the socket, irrigation with the 3% peroxyde and of filling the socket with the tampon soaked in Framykoin and Benzocain.Average healing time took 9.39 days, average number of stomatological checks was 4.27. These and other results of this study will be used as the controlling set of data in order to compare the effects of ozonotherapy used for the treatment of patients with the same diagnosis.

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