Evaluation of sweet aromatherapy effect on pain level of maxillary primary molars infiltration anesthesia in 7-9 years old children

evaluation the effect of sweet odor aromatherapy in pain level of maxillary molars infiltration in children 7-9 years old

A clinical trial with a control group, with parallel groups, double-blind, randomized on 32 patients, a simple randomization method with a sealed envelope will be used for randomization.

Children aged 7-9 years in the pediatric ward of Qazvin Dental School who need maxillary molar infiltration included due to inclusion and exclusion criteria. Injection in the first intervention group is done in the room with saturated sweet smell, in the second intervention group, it is done at the same time with exposure to sweet smell (with a higher saturation than the first intervention group)and in the control group in an odorless environment. The evaluator encounters the child after preparation (evaluator blinding) and the statistical analyzer receives the data in group codes (analyzer blinding)

Children aged 7-9 years who need infiltration of maxillary primary molars, who are healthy and cooperative, are included in the study and are excluded from the study in case of any allergies or problems with sweets, smelling disorders or acute dental conditions.

In the first session, the children receive brushing and fluoride therapy in order to shape their behavior, and in the next session, after using the tell-show-do technique, Injection in the first intervention group is done in the room with saturated sweet smell, in the second intervention group, it is done at the same time with exposure to sweet smell (with a higher saturation than the first group) and in the control group in an odorless environment.

Objective evaluation according to FLACC criteria; Subjective evaluation according to Wong Baker criteria; Heart rate; Degree of blood oxygen saturation

Randomization will be done in blocked randomization method and blocking and sequencing of samples will be done with random allocation software; The names of the groups are then placed in envelopes from 1 to 48 and placed in a box, respectively. The researcher who will make the random assignment will not be aware of the contents of the envelopes and the contents of the envelopes indicate the study groups (anesthesia in the saturated environment of odor, sudden exposure to odor and control) and after ensuring that the sample enters the research and Obtaining written consent, the first envelope is removed in order and placed in one of the study groups according to the content of the envelope.

Outcome assessment is performed by a person other than the researcher and clinical caregiver and because he / she is present at the patient's bedside after the intervention, he / she is blind to the received intervention. The grouping results of each sample are delivered to the statistical analyzer in the form of numbers.