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    Quality and intensity of pain associated with continuously applied orthodontic stresses of relatively high and low magnitudes

    Hentscher-Johnson, Jodi K. (Jodi Kay), 1982-
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    2011-07-21
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    Abstract
    The purpose was to assess longitudinally pain intensity and quality during tooth translation by 2 continuous stresses. Eight subjects (five males, 3 females) who required maxillary first premolar extractions had maxillary canines retracted segmentally using 4 kPa on one side and 78 kPa on the other. Subjects scored Modified McGill Pain Questionnaire- Short Forms (MMPQ-SF), Visual Analogue Scales (VAS), and Present Pain Intensities (PPI) for both sides at the beginning of 13 appointments during 4 phases: baseline, post-placement of separators, early and later tooth-loading. Pain intensity (MMPQ-SF, VAS, PPI) and generalized/emotional subscale scores showed no significant differences between stresses. Localized subscale scores were higher for 78 kPa compared to 4 kPa sides. Females tended to report higher VAS and PPI compared to males. Significant differences were found between baseline and post-placement of separators and between baseline and early tooth-loading using MMPQ-SF and localized subscale scores.
    Table of Contents
    Introduction -- Materials and methods -- Results -- Discussion -- Conclusions -- Literature cited -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- Appendix C
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10355/11186
    Degree
    M.S.
    Thesis Department
    Oral Biology (UMKC)
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