Comparison of patient-centered outcomes measures between low-speed drilling without irrigation and high-speed drilling with irrigation: A randomized clinical trial.

Juan Carlos Bernabeu-MiraMiguel Peñarrocha-DiagoMaría Peñarrocha-DiagoFrancisco Romero-GavilánFabio Camacho AlonsoDavid Peñarrocha-Oltra

Published in: Clinical oral implants research (2023)

Low-speed drilling without irrigation for single implant site preparation was more comfortable for patients than high-speed drilling with irrigation, due to the correlation between important drowning sensation and low perceived comfort. Postoperative pain and inflammation were lower for low-speed drilling without irrigation. Further studies are needed to validate or refute these results.

Keyphrases

high speed
atomic force microscopy
postoperative pain
end stage renal disease
water quality
high resolution
chronic kidney disease
newly diagnosed
mental health
type diabetes
mass spectrometry
depressive symptoms
social support
insulin resistance
soft tissue
patient reported outcomes