A REVIEW ON SUBMUCOSAL ADMINISTRATION OF CORTICOSTEROIDS IN THIRD MOLAR SURGERY

Janani Kandamani*, DIVYA SANJEEVI RAMAKRISHNAN

A REVIEW ON SUBMUCOSAL ADMINISTRATION OF CORTICOSTEROIDS IN THIRD MOLAR SURGERY

Janani Kandamani*, DIVYA SANJEEVI RAMAKRISHNAN

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Janani Kandamani*, DIVYA SANJEEVI RAMAKRISHNAN, “A REVIEW ON SUBMUCOSAL ADMINISTRATION OF CORTICOSTEROIDS IN THIRD MOLAR SURGERY”, ijmhs, vol. 10, no. 06, pp. 926–930, Jun. 2020.

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The classic signs of inflammation, which includes edema, erythema, pain and loss of
function, commonly occurs after a routine or difficult third molar surgical procedure.
The inflammatory process is necessary for the healing to occur, but often excessive
inflammation which causes the patient unnecessary pain, trismus and edema. Corticosteroids
reduce inflammation via the inhibition of phospholipase A2, which is the
first enzyme involved in the conversion of phospholipids into arachidonic acid, therefore
blocking the synthesis of other products such as prostaglandins, leukotrienes and
substances related to thromboxane A2. In essence, corticosteroids prevents the formation
of these end products which is a broth of potent inflammatory mediators
causing the signs and symptoms. This articles has focussed to review on submucosal
administration of corticosteroids in third molar surgery.
Key words: corticosteroid–submucosal–pain–swelling–trismus

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Janani Kandamani*, DIVYA SANJEEVI RAMAKRISHNAN, “A REVIEW ON SUBMUCOSAL ADMINISTRATION OF CORTICOSTEROIDS IN THIRD MOLAR SURGERY”, ijmhs, vol. 10, no. 06, pp. 926–930, Jun. 2020.

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