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Effect of Alcohol Consumption on the Success Rates

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18-50 years
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Study Summary

This study is testing how drinking alcohol affects dental treatment success. The trial involves 70 adults with tooth pain in their back lower teeth. Patients will get a shot of lidocaine (a numbing medicine) to help with the pain. If it still hurts during the treatment, they'll rate their pain using a special pain scale called the Heft-Parker scale. The goal is for patients to feel less than 55 on this scale, meaning the pain was managed well.

  • The study involves one dental visit and uses a pain scale to monitor the patient's comfort.
  • Participants are split into two groups: those who drink alcohol and those who don't.
  • Patients with certain health issues or who are pregnant cannot join.
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    Pulpitis - Irreversible

NCT06201871

Jamia Millia Islamia

24 January 2024

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