Data from: Statistical analysis for subjective and objective evaluations of dental drill sounds
Tomomi Yamada, Sonoko Kuwano, Shigeyuki Ebisu & Mikako Hayashi
The sound produced by a dental air turbine handpiece (dental drill) can markedly influence the sound environment in a dental clinic. Indeed, many patients report that the sound of a dental drill elicits an unpleasant feeling. Although several manufacturers have attempted to reduce the sound pressure levels produced by dental drills during idling based on ISO 14457, the sound emitted by such drills under active drilling conditions may negatively influence the dental clinic sound environment....
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