Titlebook: Nitrous Oxide in Pediatric Dentistry; A Clinical Handbook Kunal Gupta,Dimitrios Emmanouil,Amit Sethi Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland

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Basic Properties of Nitrous Oxide Gas,ho understand it. This chapter will try to bridge the gap between our knowledge and understanding. After a brief look at the history and process of manufacturing and properties of the gas, we will introduce our readers to the pharmacology of the gas. We will learn the science behind some of the prop

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Mechanism of Action of Nitrous Oxide,? In fact, for more than 120 years, nitrous oxide was being used without a clear understanding of its mechanism of actions. This chapter will take our readers “backstage” where they will develop a better understanding on how nitrous oxide brings about its effects and what makes it useful in dentistr

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Clinical Application of Nitrous Oxide in Pediatric Dentistry,es. It includes a step-by-step journey, in an illustrative manner, on how to introduce nitrous oxide to child patients and parents. Few important questions which come to the mind of an operator like preoperative assessment, concentration of nitrous oxide to be used, method of titration, duration of

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Risks of Nitrous Oxide,o the leakage of nitrous oxide from various sources in a dental office. Factors governing the concentration of nitrous oxide in ambient air of operatory have been enlisted along with a stepwise description on its measurement. This chapter talks about the recommended level of nitrous oxide in an oper

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Past, Current, and Future of Nitrous Oxide Usage in Pediatric Dentistry,tones in the development of nitrous oxide as an anesthetic agent of choice in medicine and then later in dentistry have been highlighted like the first demonstration of nitrous oxide at Harvard Medical School and how it was a “failure” but yet not..Did you know that 200 years ago, nitrous oxide was