Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6050735 Archives of Oral Biology 2016 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
These results indicate that the pain threshold (FPT) is more susceptible to local anesthetics than the sensory threshold (TDT), but further study is needed to use topical lidocaine for the control of oral and facial pain in the clinic.
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Effect of topical lidocaine in the oral and facial regions on tactile sensory and pain thresholds
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