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Buffered versus Non-buffered Local Anaesthesia in Minor Oral Surgery - A Comparative Study.

Ann Maxillofac Surg · 2024 · PMC11340834 · PMID 39184424

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This is in accordance with Christoph et al .’s study, which reported a statistically highly significant ( P < 0.000001) result, showing non-buffered local anaesthesia to be 2.8 times more painful than buffered local anaesthesia.

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