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Havotirli bolalarda stomatologik davolash vaqtida tinchlantirish katta xavfsizlik bian bolalarda ЗАqulaylik va psihologik jarohatlarni minimallashtirish, harakatlarini boshqarish va yengillashtirish maqsadida qo`llaniladi. Azot oksidi bilan tinchlantirish stomotologik muolajadan oldin qo`rquv va havotirni bartaraf etish uchun ishlatiladi. Maqola davomida azot oksidi bilan tinchlantirishning o`ziОА xosliklari yoritilgan.
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