Effects of Music and fragrance on stress levels of Patients requiring wisdom teeth removal

INTERVENTION: Intervention1: Transalveolar extraction od teeth: A total of 165 patient shall be included.o Group A â?? 55 patients‐ will be given ear pods to listen to instrumental music (played on piano ) used during meditation in addition to standard treatment of care through out the procedure. o Group B ‐ 55 patients ‐ will be asked to smell tissue with fragrant essential oils( lavender) in addition to standard treatment of care before the procedure o Group C â?? 55 patients â?? control group will be given only standard treatment of care Intervention2: Transalveolar extraction of teeth: Group C â?? 55 patients â?? control group will be given only standard treatment of care Control Intervention1: Transalveolar Extraction of Teeth: Group A â?? 55 patients‐ will be given ear pods to listen to instrumental music (played on piano ) used during meditation in addition to standard treatment of care through out the procedure. o Group B ‐ 55 patients ‐ will be asked to smell tissue with fragrant essential oils( lavender) in addition to standard treatment of care before the procedure CONDITION: Health Condition 1: K049‐ Other and unspecified diseases ofpulp and periapical tissues PRIMARY OUTCOME: Positive association between the variables shall indicate the success of music and pleasant fragrance as a potent anti ‐stress modality that can be made a part of regular stress reduction protocol later on.Timepoint: Assessment of Parameters to be done ‐ Blood pressure, Pulse rate, Respiration rate, Oxygen saturation shall be measured thriceoT0 â?? Before start of procedureoT1 â?? Immediately after end of procedureoT2 â?? 15 min after the procedureâ?¢Anxiety level to be asssed using corahs dental anxiety scale and pain shall be assessed by providing the patient VAS to be marked thrice:oT0 â?? Before start of procedureoT1 â?? Immediately after end of procedureoT2 â?? 15 min after the procedure SECONDARY OUTCOME: Music and aromatherapy can be standard of care for relieving patient anxietyTimepoint: Parameters ‐ Blood pressure, Pulse rate, Respiration rate, Oxygen saturation shall be measured thriceo T0 â?? Before start of procedureo T1 â?? Immediately after end of procedureo T2 â?? 15 min after the procedureâ?¢ Anxiety level to be asssed using corahs dental anxiety scale and pain shall be assessed by providing the patient VAS to be marked thrice:o T0 â?? Before start of procedureo T1 â?? Immediately after end of procedureo T2 â?? 15 min after the procedure INCLUSION CRITERIA: All patients who require Transalveolar extraction• Patients above 18 years of age.• Patients having blood pressure within the physiological limit on the day of the extraction