A plastic adhesive for nonsuture sealing of extraction wounds in heparinized dogs.
- D. R. King, D. Reynolds, G. O. Kruger
- MedicineOral surgery, oral medicine, and oral pathology
- 1 September 1967
An Analgesic Relative Potency Assay Comparing Zomepirac Sodium and Aspirin
- S. Cooper, D. Reynolds, G. O. Kruger, S. Gottlieb
- ChemistryJournal of clinical pharmacology
- 3 February 1980
Osseous cryosurgery and its effect on adjacent pulpal tissues.
- L. Pollan, G. O. Kruger, D. Reynolds, E. Mopsik
- MedicineOral surgery, oral medicine, and oral pathology
- 1 November 1974
Analgesic Efficacy and Safety of (R)‐ Ketoprofen in Postoperative Dental Pain
- S. Cooper, D. Reynolds, B. Reynolds, E. Hersh
- MedicineJournal of clinical pharmacology
- 1 February 1998
(R)‐ Ketoprofen possesses analgesic activity and an acceptable side‐effect profile in the oral surgery pain model and appears to approach the analgesic threshold dose, being numerically but not statistically superior to placebo for all summary measures.
The Relative Analgesic Efficacy of Propiram Fumarate, Codeine, Aspirin, and Placebo in Post‐impaction Dental Pain
- P. Desjardins, S. Cooper, W. Beaver
- MedicineJournal of clinical pharmacology
- 1 January 1984
Propiram, 50 mg, produced a level of analgesia approaching that of 650 mg aspirin in peak effect, total effect, and duration of action and was statistically superior to 60 mg codeine and placebo for every measure of analgesic efficacy.
The effect of pulsed, short waves on alveolar healing.
- D. R. King, J. W. Hathaways, D. Reynolds
- MedicineDistrict of Columbia Dental Society journal…
- 1968
An unusual case of soft-tissue calcification.
- S. Milobsky, D. Reynolds
- MedicineOral surgery, oral medicine, and oral pathology
- 1 October 1966
Analgesic efficacy of intranasal butorphanol (Stadol NS) in the treatment of pain after dental impaction surgery.
- P. Desjardins, L. Norris, S. Cooper, D. Reynolds
- MedicineJournal of oral and maxillofacial surgery
- 1 October 2000
Intranasal butorphanol effectively relieved postsurgical dental pain, with a rapid onset within 15 minutes, and seems to be a promising addition to the current armamentarium of opioid analgesics.
Using anesthetic localization to diagnose oral and dental pain.
- R. S. Brown, B. Hinderstein, D. Reynolds, R. Corio
- MedicineThe Journal of the American Dental Association ()
- 1 May 1995
The anesthetic localization procedure is an aid in ruling out or confirming suspected primary sources of oral or dental pain. The authors present two cases to demonstrate the effectiveness of the…
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