Last year, the ADA published new guidelines for pain management in pediatric patients for one or more simple surgical tooth extractions and symptomatic pulpitis (toothache), thus reinforcing our position on how to treat pain effectively and efficiently.
Spoiler alert: There are two very important things that are different in this set of guidelines—no opioids and no dosages for NSAIDs or acetaminophen.
Join us in this episode of Medical History Mysteries as we discuss the new (and not-so-new) guidelines for pain control in pediatric dental patients for one or more simple surgical tooth extractions and symptomatic pulpitis.
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