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Study aim
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A comparative study of analgesic effects of Ibuprofen, Novafen, Mefenamic acid and Celecoxib in relieving pain of symptomatic pulpitis before emergency endodontic intervention
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Design
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In this study, 120 patients selected from the Department of Endodontics, Faculty of Dentistry, Kerman, who have been diagnosed with symptomatic pulpitis and had moderate to severe pain (VAS above 3), will be able to take immediate medical treatment in their department. There are no patients with any drug interactions or systemic diseases. People are divided into 4 groups of 30 people who give each group a specific home
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Settings and conduct
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This study was conducted to compare Ibuprofen, Naufafen, Mefenamic acid and Celecoxib with dentinal pain relief in symptomatic pulpitis patients before endodontic treatment. A total of 120 patients referred to the endodontics department of Kerman dental school, The root that has been diagnosed with symptomatic pulp is given that the VAS is above 3 and have the conditions for entry into the study, will be selected.The patients are divided into 4 groups of 30, each of whom has a specific type of housing that has the powder of the analgesics in the same capsule so that both the designers and the patients will be unaware of the type of drug. Also, the code The drug groups will be opened and identified after the statistical review. The statistician will also be aware of the type of drug and the groups studied.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: The patient has an irreversible acute pulpitis, diagnosed by a dentist; Lack of medical problem (20) (such as history of stroke or heart failure, heart failure, blood pressure, asthma, nasal polyps, liver or kidney disease, gastric ulcer, systemic lupus, blood clotting problems, etc.); Access to the patient; Patients without oral and history of corticosteroid susceptibility are nonsteroidal inflammation; The teeth should be permanent and apex; Failure to quickly deal with endodontic emergencies; Patient Satisfaction and Compliance Form Completion; Do not be pregnant, pregnant or breastfeeding.
Exit criteria: Patients who have received housing for up to 6 hours; Patients who for any reason prohibit the use of the drugs studied.
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Intervention groups
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In this study, we divided the patients into four groups, which divided the first group of ibuprofen, the second group of naufaffen, into the third group of mefenamic acid, and the fourth group of celecoxib, to determine the most effective drug in reducing the pain of patients with severe irreversible pulpitis.
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Main outcome variables
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The results of our research can help the dentist to control and reduce the pain and discomfort to the patients due to the severity of the pain and the effects of various types of analgesics (ibuprofen, naufafen, mefenamic acid and celecoxib). Has an irreversible acute pulpitis in the pre-endodontic treatment.