Dental fillings and crowns for children under general anesthesia
Part of Mouth & dental clinical trials.
This study looks at how well dental fillings and crowns hold up in children who get all their dental work done in one visit while asleep with general anesthesia. It aims to see which restorations work best over 24 months.
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Who can take part
- Your child needs extensive dental treatment (many cavities or damaged teeth) that requires general anesthesia.
- Your child will receive fillings and/or crowns as part of their dental care.
- You must give written permission for your child to join and for follow-up.
- You must be willing to bring your child to dental checkups for up to 24 months after the treatment.
- Your child must not have serious medical conditions that could affect healing or how long the fillings last.
Quick eligibility check
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