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Paediatric conscious sedation: views and experience of specialists in paediatric dentistry
British Dental Journal , 07/27/09
Woolley SM et al. – The most popular form of sedation amongst specialists in paediatric dentistry was NOIS. However, some of the respondents felt that children should have access to other forms of sedation in both the primary care and hospital settings. Additional research on other forms of sedation is required to evaluate their effectiveness and safety.
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