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Study aim
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Double-blind split-mouth clinical trial to compare hemostatic effect, the amount of pain and the incidence of dry socket in a new gelatin sponge (dental geltamp) with commercial geltamp after mandibular first and second molar extraction in patients referred to the surgical department of Tabriz faculty of dentistry
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Design
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Double-blind clinical trial with control, parallel groups, randomized on 26 patients requiring split-mouth extraction of the first mandibular molars referred to the surgery department of Tabriz Dental School
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Settings and conduct
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In each patient, after tooth extraction, a number of manufactured gels will be randomly placed in the dental cavity for dressing, then a commercial gel gels will be placed in the other dental cavity. The amount of pain will be measured in the first 12 hours after tooth extraction and at 24 and 36 hours after tooth extraction. All patients are evaluated 4 days after the onset of silent dryness.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Need for extraction of two mandibular first molars, age between 20-45 years, no corticosteroids, antibiotics in the last month, no coagulation disorders, no acute or uncontrolled infection at the dental surgery site, no malignancy at the dental surgery site, no site exposure Radiation surgery, no oral contraceptives last month, no smoking, no hypertension, diabetes, thyroid disorders and blood diseases.
People taking anticoagulants, not signing the consent form, having a systemic disease, patients whose teeth do not come out normally and need surgery and sectioning,
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Intervention groups
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In each patient after tooth extraction,
a production geltamp will be placed in the extracted tooth cavity (test group).
In the other tooth, a commercial geltamp will be placed in the dental cavity (control group).
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Main outcome variables
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Hemostatic effect, The amount of pain, The incidence of dry socket