Department of Pharmaceutics, Priyadarshini J. L. College of Pharmacy, Electronic Zone, Hingna Road, MIDC, Nagpur, Maharashtra - 440016
*Corresponding Author E-mail: nikitashukla211@gmail.com
Online published on 25 April, 2025.
This paper reviews periodontal dressings that are sold commercially. Periodontal dressings are placed on top of it to protect surgically injured tissue from additional injury. Eugenol-based and non-eugenol dressings are the two main categories of periodontal dressings, which are currently frequently utilized by periodontists for a variety of objectives. To enhance the physical and therapeutic qualities of these dressings, numerous changes have been made to their composition over time. When comparing the benefits against the drawbacks, periodontal dressing treatment appears to be advantageous overall. There are several different types of periodontal dressings available. Clinical research has shown that the type of dressing used following periodontal surgery may affect how quickly the wound heals. Many periodontists endorse covering surgically repaired tissue with a covering to protect it from further harm. Choosing the best dressing involves several considerations, including the surgeon’s goal, the amount of time the dressing needs to be left on the surgical site, and any dimensional changes. Here is a complete updated review of periodontal dressing along with an update on its current status in clinical practice.
Periodontal dressing, Eugenol Dressings, Non-Eugenol dressings, Periodontists, Periodontal surgery