Expected adverse events (see Chapter 2)

Anne Maguire; Jan E Clarkson; Gail VA Douglas; Vicky Ryan; Tara Homer; Zoe Marshman; Elaine McColl; Nina Wilson; Luke Vale; Mark Robertson; Alaa Abouhajar; Richard D Holmes; Ruth Freeman; Barbara Chadwick; Christopher Deery; Ferranti Wong; Nicola PT Innes

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Maguire A, Clarkson JE, Douglas GVA, et al. Best-practice prevention alone or with conventional or biological caries management for 3- to 7-year-olds: the FiCTION three-arm RCT. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2020 Jan. (Health Technology Assessment, No. 24.1.)

Best-practice prevention alone or with conventional or biological caries management for 3- to 7-year-olds: the FiCTION three-arm RCT.

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Appendix 3Expected adverse events (see Chapter 2)

Procedure	Adverse event
Procedure	Common and well-understood consequences of treatment	Less common and unpleasant side effects	Rare events
Fillings in teeth and crowns on teeth (C+P)	Occlusal discomfort Damage to adjacent teeth Caries progression	Pain, pulpitis Localised reaction to bonding agents or filling materials Dental abscess Facial swelling	Trauma to soft tissues
Crowns on teeth (Hall Technique)	Immediate gingival discomfort/pain Occlusal discomfort	Longer lasting gingival pain Pulpitis Dental abscess Facial swelling	Localised reaction to crowns
Inhalational sedation		Dizziness and nausea	Under- or over-sedation
Local anaesthetic	Pain at site of injection (during or immediately following injection)	Self-inflicted trauma to soft tissues	Trismus Prolonged altered sensation Swelling Haematoma Allergic reaction
Extraction of tooth	Pain around site Swelling	Early and delayed post extraction bleeding Infection of socket	Temporomandibular joint pain
Fluoride varnish			Nausea post application Allergic reaction
Fissure sealants		Caries progression
Acid etch on teeth prior to restoration or fissure sealant		Discomfort and minor irritation of oral tissues

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