Dental-disorders
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Oral Radiology: Published:
October, 2023Dental extraction is the most
common oral surgical procedure in the worldwide population. Similarly,
antiplatelet therapy (APT) is considered 1 of the most prescribed therapies due
to the high worldwide prevalence of ischemic and cardiovascular diseases.Pati...
Oral Diseases Journal: September. 2023This study was aimed to evaluate
the safety and benefit of short-term application of hydroxychloroquine in the
management of atrophic/erosive/ulcerative oral lichen planus (OLP).TAKE-HOME MESSAGEIn this
study, after 4 weeks of treatment, the systemic use of hydroxychloroquine and
the topical use of dexameth...
American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics: Published: August
29, 2023TAKE-HOME MESSAGEThis study
showed that, in patients with fixed orthodontic appliances, twice weekly use of
0.12% chlorhexidine (CHX) mouthwash reduced the plaque, gingival, and gingival
bleeding indexes when evaluated at 15, 30, and 60 days of protocol
imp...
Journal of Clinical
Medicine: Published
on November 2022Periodontitis is an inflammatory disease of multifactorial
origin, characterized by periods of exacerbation and remission. The main etiological factors for the disease include
gram-negative anaerobic bacteria and a variety of facultative bacteria that
reside in the subgingival biofilm.Var...
International Journal
of Paediatric Dentistry: Published April 2022 Dental
caries is the most common global oral health concern and is remarkably
prevalent in children. Early childhood caries (ECC) is a prevailing chronic
condition affecting the primary dentition, resulting in partial or gross
destruction of the teeth.TAKE-HOME MESSAGEIn this...
Journal of Endodontics: Published on February, 2023TAKE-HOME MESSAGEThis systematic review of 38
studies and meta-analysis of 31 studies reported that, among patients with
maxillary sinusitis, the overall prevalence rate of maxillary sinusitis of
odontogenic origin (MSOO) was 51% per sinus and 50% per patient. The following dental conditions
sh...
Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery:
Odontogenic infections are a common
problem in dentistry, and their treatment often requires the use of antibiotics
besides the removal of the source of infection, which frequently makes it more
difficult for clinicians to make a decision regarding the choice of antibiotic.
The pathogenesis...
International Journal of Dentistry:
Odontogenic infections are one of
the most prevalent diseases worldwide and the principal reason for seeking
dental care. Dental prescriptions account for nearly 7% to 11% of all common
antibiotic prescriptions.
The commonest emergency odontogenic
infections are periapical abscess (25%), pericoron...