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Ayurvedic dentistry: A doctrine concept

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Dr. Sumedh Lone, Dr. Amit Saragade, Dr. Avadhesh Tiwari, Dr. Monica Mahajani, Dr. Kuldeep Patil, Dr. Manisha Rathod, Dr. Devendra Warghane and Dr. Siddharth Narote

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Health Sciences

Abstract:

Mouth is considered as the mirror of general health. For good oral and systemic health, proper maintenance of good oral hygiene is very important. The standard Western medicine has had only limited success in the prevention and treatment of a variety of oral diseases. Ayurveda is considered as the most ancient indigenous medical system of India. Ayurveda includes therapies for treatment of these Orofacial Diseases such as oral cleansing, extractions, excisions, flap surgeries etc. Ayurveda also recommends daily use of therapeutic procedures as preventive measures such as Dant dhavani, Jivha lekhana, Gandoosha or oil pulling and tissue regeneration therapies. In this article, an attempt has been made to review various herbal plants mentioned in Ayurveda and therapeutic procedures that can be used as an adjunct for the maintenance of oral health.

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