Study Shows 5.6% Lidocaine Aerosol Reduces Pain in Periodontal Procedures

Posted: January 9, 2025
A recent study investigated the effectiveness of 5.6% lidocaine aerosol anesthesia for pain management during supragingival ultrasonic scaling in patients with chronic periodontitis or dental plaque-induced gingivitis. The study compared lidocaine aerosol against a placebo and found a significant reduction in pain perception with lidocaine. No adverse reactions were reported in either group, emphasizing the safety of the anesthesia. This research highlights the potential of 5.6% lidocaine aerosol as a valuable tool for enhancing patient comfort during periodontal procedures.

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