Contemporary Clinical Dentistry · 2018 · 14 citations · 13 references
DentistryOral MedicineOral SurgeryMaxillofacial PathologyOral Wound HealingOrofacial PainOral Mucosal DiseasesOral Mucosal LesionsOral Mucosal PainOral Mucosal RepairOral Ulcer ManagementHealing Time CourseHealing Time EvaluationOral Cavity LesionsOral CryotherapyOral Mucosal Lesion ManagementOral Mucosal ScarringOral Ulcer HealingUlcer Healing Time
AIM: The study was aimed at evaluating the efficacy of cryosurgery in the management of oral mucosal lesions. Time taken for healing, postoperative pain, secondary infection, and recurrence of lesion was evaluated. MATERIALS AND METHODS: postoperative month. All these data were statistically evaluated. RESULTS: postoperative day which was highly significant. The discomfort of the patient was relatively less. Only three patients showed delayed healing out of all patients. Recurrence of lesion was noted in two cases which conclude to about 6.7%. CONCLUSION: The cryosurgery is overall a better modality for treatment of oral lesions as it is more reasonable with adequate success. The procedure is relatively more acceptable and has shown to have a faster recovery.
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