The efficacy of oral premedication of NSAID on the anesthetic success of mental incisive nerve block in mandibular premolars with symptomatic irreversible pulpitis: A randomized clinical trial. - MIKE

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•1.Patients with active moderate sharp spontaneous pain ( ï?³ 54 mm in Heft-Parker Visual Analog Scale (HP VAS)) or pain stimulated with hot or cold with lingering response even after removal of the stimulus with pain on biting or chewing in mandibular premolars
•2.No evidence of periapical changes in radiographs (Periapical Index <= 2) (Ã?rstavik et al. 1986).
•3.Positive response to electric pulp testing (EPT) as well as a lingering response of more than 10 seconds to cold test (ethyl chloride spray).

•1.Teeth with crown/root fractures
•2.Teeth with necrotic pulps following access cavity preparation
•3.Patients with a lesion or swelling (periapical index > 2) (Ã?rstavik et al. 1986) at the site of injection.
•4.Acute or chronic apical abscess.
•5.Teeth with open apices
•6.Compromised periodontium
•7.Patients with any systemic diseases (American Society of Anesthesiologists Class II or higher)
•8.Patients having history of allergy to local anesthetic solutions or any of the experimental drugs
•9.Patients who could not interpret the HP VAS
•10.Patients on long term medications that influenced pain threshold, analgesics, steroids and / or antibiotics in the recent past 24 hours.
•11.Patients with a history of drug abuse
•12.Patients who were unable to give informed consent

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