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Amlodipine Induced Gingival Hyperplasia
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2007
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New DrugUrologyCardiovascular DiseasePharmacologyDental DiseaseAdverse EffectsPharmacotherapyFamily AmlodipineMedicineRoot Canal TreatmentOsteoporosis
ABSTRACT Calcium channel blockers are one of the most commonly used drugs for the management of cardiovascular disorders and are known for causing gingival over growth as adverse effects. Now a days, a new drug in this family Amlodipine, is being widely used, because of its duration of action. But it is of concern to the dental practitioner that this drug too has a similar effect on gingival tissues. This paper aims at drawing the attention of dentists towards the adverse effects of amlodipine along with providing a brief review of the pharmacologic profile of this drug, its effects on the gingiva and the management of hyperplasia.
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