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| Davis, Benjamin | |
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Dean of Dentistry, Dean's Office
Professor, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Sciences | |
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Phone: 902-494-6983 Email: dean.dentistry@dal.ca | |
Research Interests:
- The study of the effect of ketamine on post-operative pain.
- Propofol as a sole agent for procedural sedation.
- TMJ arthroscopy for temporomandibular disorders.
Research Projects:
| The effect of low dose ketamine on post-operative pain following outpatient third molar removal | |||||
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| Investigator Status: | Co-Principal Investigator | ||||
| Co-Investigators: | J. Cheung (graduate student) | ||||
| Evaluating the safety and efficacy of procedural outpatient sedation using propofol. | |||||
| Investigator Status: | Co-Principal Investigator | ||||
| Co-Investigators: | J. Brady (graduate student) | ||||
| Outcome assessment of TMJ reconstruction using a stock cobalt-chromium alloy condylar head articulating against an ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene fossa | |||||
| Investigator Status: | Principal Investigator | ||||
| Does the use of capnography decrease the incidence of airway complications during procedural sedation for outpatient oral and maxillofacial surgery? | |||||
| Investigator Status: | Principal Investigator | ||||
| Co-Investigators: | L MacGregor | ||||
| Outcome assessment of TMJ reconstruction using metal condyles articulating directly against the glenoid fossa. | |||||
| Investigator Status: | Principal Investigator | ||||