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Title: A comparative study of Dashana Samskara Choorna Pratisarana and Dashana Samskara paste application in the management of Sheetada (Gingivitis)
Authors: Peiris, K.P.P.
Rajagopala, M.
Patel, N.
Keywords: Dashana Samskara Choorna, gingivitis, oral hygiene, Pratisarana, Sheetada
Issue Date: 2013
Publisher: AYU Journal
Citation: Peiris, K. P. P., Rajagopala, M. and Patel, N. (2013). A comparative study of Dashana Samskara Choorna Pratisarana and Dashana Samskara paste application in the management of Sheetada (Gingivitis), AYU Journal, Vol.34 Issue 1 P.63
Abstract: Sheetada is the early stage of periodontal diseases. This occurs due to negligence of oral hygiene, changing life-style, habits, and addlctions. It is Kapha Rakto Prodhana Vyodhi In modern dentistry papillary or marginal gingivitis can be correlated with Sheetada, on the basis of similarities in symptoms, involvement of anatomical structure, etiology and prognosis. The epidemiological studies conducted by American Academy of Periodontology shows that gingivitis of varying severities is nearly universal. It is estimated that over 80% of the world's population suffers from gingivitis. In this clinical study, 106 patients were registered among them 103 completed the treatment and were randomly divided by lottery method into two groups. In Group-A Dashono Samskara paste local application on gums and in Group-B, Dashana Samskaro Choorno Pratisarana on gums was given.After enrollment of the patients in the study cardinal symptoms of Sheetada (gingivitis) such as, Raktasrava, Krishnata, Prakledata, Mriduta, Mukhodaurgandhya, and also the objective criteria such as oral hygiene index, Gingival Index (GIS), and Gingival Bleeding Index (GBI-S) were studied before and after the treatment. While considering comparative effect on subjective parameters such as Raktasrava, Dantamomsa Shiryomonato, Shotho and Chalata statistically significant results were obtained in Group-A than Group-B. In objective parameters such as, GI-S and GBI-S also showed statistically significant results in Group-A. Observations in follow-up study confirmed that the recurrence rate in the Group-Awas significantly lesser than the Group-B.
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