Dental Cones: A Novel Stratagem for Dental Drug Delivery

Abstract

Dental Cones are little pills that are used after tooth extraction to reduce bleeding and halt the formation of germs. They should be made to dissolve or erode during a 20–40-minute period in the presence of a modest volume of serum or fluid. To determine if the local administration into the periodontal pocket could help in boosting medication concentration and reducing systemic adverse effects. d-PTFE membranes, painkillers, mouthwash, sutures, and CT scanners are some of the techniques employed in dental extraction and biomaterial insertion procedures. For this study, 39 Articles in total were included and examined. By having antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties, local drug delivery methods can aid in the management of periodontitis.