Evaluation of the Effects of Three Plant Species (.) on the Healing Process of Intraoral Ulcers in Rats.

Statement Of The Problem: Use of traditional medicine to relieve human sufferings has a very long history. The effects of these plants in wound curing and subsequently making the best mucosa patch for treatment of oral ulcers is still under investigation.

Purpose: The main goal of present research work is to assess the efficacy of .

Florid cemento-osseous dysplasia mimicking apical periodontitis: A case report.

Cemento-osseous dysplasia may present as a focal, periapical or florid lesion in the mandible or maxilla. The lesion may sometimes appear similar to peri-radicular lesions on a periapical radiograph. This report presents a case with irreversible pulpitis and root resorption as well as a mixed radiolucent/radiopaque lesion around a mandibular molar tooth root.

Effects of Locally and Systemically Applied n-3 Fatty Acid on Oral Ulcer Recovery Process in Rats.

Unlabelled:  Introduction. Ulcers are one of the most frequent diseases af- fecting the oral cavity. The aim of this study was to assess the effects of omega-3 fatty acid (topical and systemic) on oral mucosa wound healing in rats.

A comparative study on dental pulp response to calcium hydroxide, white and grey mineral trioxide aggregate as pulp capping agents.

Context: Vital pulp therapy has been known as one of the treatment options to preserve pulp after being exposed by trauma or caries.

Aim: To investigate human pulpal response to white and grey mineral trioxide aggregate (WMTA, GMTA) and Dycal (MTA) as pulp capping agents.

Setting And Design: Human volunteers were participated in this randomized clinical trial.