The dentistry profession has been altered by the recent COVID-19 crisis The virus triggers inflammatory responses and respiratory distress interactions. It can kill those people with higher levels of pre-existing systemic inflammation and those who are immunocompromised. Everyone is .
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Oral Mucositis (OM) is a severely debilitating condition that occurs secondary to radiotherapy and chemotherapy in cancer patients. It is important to maintain oral cleansing, reduce the risk of oral infections, and promote oral comfort. Oral care has been .
This article covers all the peer-reviewed evidence available on why chlorhexidine gluconate is the best antiviral mouthwash in our fight against SARS-CoV-2 — the COVID-19 virus. Chlorhexidine gluconate has demonstrated antiviral activity (more than 50 years of evidence), long-lasting .
1. Chlorhexidine’s antiviral effect on enveloped viruses is known since the year 1990. The novel coronavirus SARS-COV-2 is an enveloped virus. Ref: Bernstein D, Schiff G, Echler G, Prince A, Feller M, Briner W. In vitro virucidal effectiveness of .
Introduction Due to the ongoing COVID pandemic, having a good diet and a strong immune system has become more important than ever. Research shows that many of us fall short of the essential nutrients from our diet. Due to .
Management of oral mucositis and burning mouth: Oral mucositis is a severely disabling condition, which is commonly seen as an adverse effect after chemotherapy and radiotherapy used in cancer treatment. Oral mucositis can lead to an inability to tolerate .
32 predictions from the innovation contest 2021. (We have arranged them in a random order): Each PG student had sent three predictions about his/ her field. We have selected 32 high potential and interesting predictions. 1. Holographic Root Canal .
1. Hamdoon Z, Mahmood N, Talaat W, Sattar AA, Naeim K, Qais A, Kheder W, Jerjes W. Evaluation of different surgical approaches to remove dental implants from the maxillary sinus. Sci Rep. 2021 Feb 24;11(1):4440. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-83721-z. PMID: 33627752; .
The study titled, ‘Simple Maxillary Sinus Tenting and Implant Placement’ was originally published by Dentistry Today. Sometimes, a clinician has to treat a patient whose bone quantity or quality may not be conducive for dental implant placement. During such .
