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Researchers stress screening for white coat hypertension

People with white coat hypertension are at risk of cardiovascular events, and it's up to dental professionals to help patients manage their stress.

Kaveh nasiriGermany journal of dental sciencesJournal of dental sciencesDental sciencesWhite coat hypertensionHigh blood pressureCardiovascular events

Medication for anxiety, insomnia may help wounds heal

Diazepam, a medication commonly used to treat anxiety or insomnia, may aid in wound healing following a gingival graft, a new study reports.

National taiwan universityJournal of dental sciencesI ping linNational taiwanGingival graftsOral medicineEriodontal plastic surgeryWound closureHydrogen peroxideAlivary melatonin levelsPithelialization of the woundsNtioxidative and anti inflammatory propertiesXcessive hemorrhagingNone exposureOnor site morbidityAlatal wounds

Medication for anxiety, insomnia may help wounds heal

Diazepam, a medication commonly used to treat anxiety or insomnia, may aid in wound healing following a gingival graft, a new study reports.

National taiwan universityJournal of dental sciencesI ping linNational taiwanGingival graftsOral medicineEriodontal plastic surgeryWound closureHydrogen peroxideAlivary melatonin levelsPithelialization of the woundsNtioxidative and anti inflammatory propertiesXcessive hemorrhagingNone exposureOnor site morbidityAlatal wounds

Prednisolone may cause delayed healing after tooth extraction

Patients taking 8 mg or more of prednisolone daily following tooth extraction experienced delayed healing of the extraction socket, according to a study.

Hiroyuki hatoJournal of dental sciencesHokkaido universityDental sciencesTooth extractionWound healingXtraction socketExtraction siteSteosclerotic changesDelayed healingWound healing processNflammatory phaseRoliferative phaseEmodeling phaseNutrient deprivationLveolar bone

Vaccine administration by dentists just as safe as from nurses

An article published in the Journal of Dental Sciences confirms the safety of COVID-19 vaccine administration is comparable between dentists and nurses.

Keita kagawaJournal of dental sciencesKanagawa dental universityDental sciencesCovid 19Intramuscular injectionNovel coronavirus infectionPfizer covid 19 vaccineSafety profileVaccine administratorVasovagal reflex

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