Traditional techniques, such as the inferior alveolar nerve block (IANB), are often associated with patient discomfort and anxiety, prompting the development of new, less invasive alternatives.
The study “A randomized controlled trial to assess parental satisfaction with computerized intraosseous anesthesia versus inferior alveolar nerve block in children” explores this paradigm shift by comparing the effectiveness and parental satisfaction levels between computerized intraosseous anesthesia (CIA) and conventional IANB in pediatric patients.
Through a carefully designed randomized controlled trial, the authors evaluate not only the pain perception and behavioral response of children but also the overall satisfaction of parents — a vital component in pediatric dentistry outcomes.
The findings suggest that modern digital delivery systems may offer a more comfortable and reassuring experience for both young patients and their caregivers.
📄 Dentists and pediatric specialists worldwide are invited to Read the full article in PDF format for detailed results and clinical implications.
