This study is for kids aged 3-18 years who need general anesthesia for dental treatments. We want to find out which tube is better for breathing during these treatments: the spiral tube or the special nasal tube. Both tubes help keep the airway open while you’re asleep during surgery. The study will look at things like how long it takes to use each tube and if it causes nosebleeds or other issues.

During the study, children will be randomly put into two groups to use one of the tubes. The study takes place from May 1, 2025 to August 1, 2025. The procedures are part of normal care, so there are no new treatments being tested. You’ll need to come to the hospital for the procedure, and the team will check your vital signs before and after.

• The study lasts about 3 months.
• Participants must be healthy enough for anesthesia.
• The study is routine and involves no extra procedures.

To join, children must not have nasal anomalies and should be classified as ASA1 or ASA2, meaning they are healthy enough for surgery under anesthesia.