The aim of this study was to compare the analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects of topical application of ginger aqueous extract and local dexamethasone injection after extraction of mandibular wisdom. The aim of this study was to facilitate supportive care and reduce the complications of dexamethasone and analgesics.
Design of the study: Interventional, non-random, non-randomly assigned to intervention and control, with placebo, parallel intervention groups.
Main criteria for entering the study: having the same wisdom teeth in the mandible and the desire to remove both, general health criteria Main outcomes: Incompatibility and sensitivity to any of the drugs used in the study.
Blindness:
For the patient:
In the place where the ginger bioadhesive, after removing the tooth, one carpool of lidocaine anesthetic is injected as a placebo. Also, in the tooth extraction of the other side, which1.8 ml of dexamethasone 1.6 mg is injected, base bioadhesive (without ginger) is used.
For researcher:
After removing the tooth and using the appropriate medication and placebo by surgeon, the researchers provided the patient with post-discharge explanations. Therefore, this study was blind to the patient and researcher. In fact, only the surgeon knows what medicine he has used.
The researcher and patient do not know.