Bone regeneration

Details Bone regeneration Bone regeneration

1997-11-03

1999-05-11

Wilson, John J.

Dentistry

Method or material for testing, treating, restoring, or...

424 54, 514900, A61C5/00

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059021101

ABSTRACT:
A method for reducing bone resorption at tooth extraction sites by topically applying a prostaglandin inhibitor, such as a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) to the affected area. The preferred NSAID is ketoprofen. The composition may also include a penetration enhancer such as vitamin E.

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