Ayurveda in dentistry - Gupta, Dr. Roopali
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Herbs are usually safe if used with proper knowledge, but they can be harmful if misused. In vitro studies indicate that many Asian botanical formulae, including their individual herbal compounds and chemical constituents, exhibit antibacterial and antifungal properties, which may significantly delay the development of plaque, calculus and caries. While anti cariogenic and anti calculus activities for some of these substances have been demonstrated in animal models. However, results from human clinical trials have been inconclusive. Hence herbs should be used for treatment procedures that have…mehr

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Herbs are usually safe if used with proper knowledge, but they can be harmful if misused. In vitro studies indicate that many Asian botanical formulae, including their individual herbal compounds and chemical constituents, exhibit antibacterial and antifungal properties, which may significantly delay the development of plaque, calculus and caries. While anti cariogenic and anti calculus activities for some of these substances have been demonstrated in animal models. However, results from human clinical trials have been inconclusive. Hence herbs should be used for treatment procedures that have been established to be effective and with minimal risk involved.In vitro studies suggest that a variety of botanicals commonly used in traditional Indian medicine have the potential for use as agents for prevention of caries and periodontal diseases. Herbal extracts have been successfully used in dentistry as tooth cleaning and antimicrobial plaque agents. The natural phyto chemicals could an effective alternative to antibiotics and represent a promising approach in prevention and therapeutic strategies for dental caries and other oral infections.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Roopali Gupta, MDS. She is an active member of Indian Association of Public Health Dentistry (IAPHD), she has an experience of four years. She has presented scientific papers at various aspects of dentistry in national conferences and has many publications to her credit. She believes in constantly updating the expertise in oral health care.