Postoperative pain evaluation and pain management in implantology: retrospective study and literature review

To evaluate post-operative pain in a sample of patients undergoing implant prosthetic rehabilitation. To accomplish a literature review about pain perception and pain management in implantology; to assess patient satisfaction according to current studies. A sample of 23 consecutively treated patients was enrolled in the study. To fulfill the research inquiries, a questionnaire about postoperative pain was administered to all patients every day for the first 7 days following implantology. Data were collected, and statistical analysis was performed. A literature review was conducted to compare our results to those of other similar studies. Post-operative pain is a fairly common problem in patients undergoing implant-prosthetic rehabilitation, and it varies in intensity and duration.

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Journal of Applied Cosmetology
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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.56609/jac.v42i2.381
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Anesthesia and Pain Management
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Postoperative pain evaluation and pain management in implantology: retrospective study and literature review

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Postoperative pain evaluation and pain management in implantology: retrospective study and literature review

Nicoletta Zerman, M. Beccherle, P. Faccioni, F. Balliu, M. Caroprese, A. Zangani, G. Lobbia, P. Montagna, Daniele De Santis, M. Fanini
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Abstract

To evaluate post-operative pain in a sample of patients undergoing implant prosthetic rehabilitation. To accomplish a literature review about pain perception and pain management in implantology; to assess patient satisfaction according to current studies. A sample of 23 consecutively treated patients was enrolled in the study. To fulfill the research inquiries, a questionnaire about postoperative pain was administered to all patients every day for the first 7 days following implantology. Data were collected, and statistical analysis was performed. A literature review was conducted to compare our results to those of other similar studies. Post-operative pain is a fairly common problem in patients undergoing implant-prosthetic rehabilitation, and it varies in intensity and duration.

Journal of Applied CosmetologyVol. 42(2)
University of Foggia (IT), University of Verona (IT), Ospedale Sacro Cuore Don Calabria (IT), Istituti di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere Scientifico (IT)
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