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Effect of Snow-plow Technique on the Postoperative Pain Following Direct Composite Restoration

Sponsor: University of Jordan

Summary

This study is designed to compare two modern techniques used to restore decayed back teeth with tooth-colored filling materials. Some patients experience temporary discomfort or sensitivity after these types of dental treatments. The purpose of this study is to learn whether one technique may help reduce this short-term sensitivity compared to the other. Adults who need fillings on both sides of their mouth are invited to participate. Each patient will receive one filling using each technique, placed in different teeth during the same appointment. The procedures will be performed using standard clinical methods and materials. After treatment, participants will be contacted by telephone to report any discomfort at several time points during the first week. The interviewer will not know which technique was used for each tooth to ensure unbiased reporting. This information will help dentists better understand how these techniques affect patients' comfort in the days following treatment.

Official title: Postoperative Sensitivity in Class II Restorations: A Randomized Clinical Trial Comparing Snow-Plow and Resin Coating Techniques

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