Due to the low quality , small sample sizes or lack of adequate reporting of the outcome data , the evidence is inadequate to cl aim or refute a difference in postoperative sensitivity between different dental liners .
Since August 2009 , members of the Primary Care Dentistry Research Forum ( www.dentistry research .org ) have taken part in an online vote to identify questions in day-to-day practice that they felt most needed to be answered with conclusive research .
Reduction of postoperative pain: a double-blind, randomized clinical trial.
The authors investigated the capability of two commonly used basing techniques to reduce  postoperative sensitivity  . The authors measured the time it took the subjects to respond to a st and ardized stimulus of cold water ( cold response measure , or CRM ) at baseline and one week after treatment . The authors found no significant reduction in the mean CRM for the group receiving Amalgambond Plus ( Parkell ) , but they did find a significant decrease in the mean CRM for the group receiving Copalite ( Harry J. Bosworth Co. ) with or without Vitrebond ( 3 M ) . The authors concluded that the subjects in the Amalgambond Plus group experienced no more sensitivity to cold at one week postoperative than they did at baseline , while the subjects in the Copalite/Vitrebond group did
Due to the low quality , small sample sizes or lack of adequate reporting of the outcome data , the evidence is inadequate to cl aim or refute a difference in postoperative sensitivity between different dental liners .
Since August 2009 , members of the Primary Care Dentistry Research Forum ( www.dentistry research .org ) have taken part in an online vote to identify questions in day-to-day practice that they felt most needed to be answered with conclusive research .