Complication After Root Planing
Keywords:
root planning, periodontitis, complication, painAbstract
Objective: This was to study complication after root planing at dental clinic, Huayploo Hospital.
Methods: This study applied prospective descriptive data collection to analyze 86 Thai periodontic patients. They were treated by scaling and root planing at dental clinic, Huayploo Hospital according to current treatment routine. Collected data consisted of clinical context, periodontal status, and patient's symptom such as pain. To measure pain, a visual rating scale was used. Complication and the pain intensity recorded by phone after root planing 1 day, 3 days, and 7 days. Data were analyzed by descriptive statistics. Comparative study of pain before root planing and after root planing 1 day, 3 days, and 7 days was analyzed using repeated measure one-way ANOVA and Pearson's chi-square test was used to measure association of patients' characteristics and pain scores.
Results: The main complication in this study was pain that consisted of mild to moderate intensity. There were most pain in the patients after root planing 1 day (29.1%) and decreased until asymptomatic pain within 3–7 days. Pain scores before root planing and after root planing 1 day, 3 days, and 7 days had a statistically significant difference between the means of pain scores at least 1 day at significant level .05. The other complications were gingival swelling, bleeding, tooth sensitivity to temperature, tooth sensitivity while brushing included a low-grade fever.
Conclusion: Mainly complication in this study was pain that consisted of mild to middle intensity. There was most pain in the patients after root planing 1 day and decreased until asymptomatic pain within 3–7 days.
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