The application of ozone in dentistry: A systematic review of literature

Azarpazhooh, Amir; Limeback, Hardy

doi:10.1016/j.jdent.2007.11.008

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“…• Water Treatment: to reduce in great amount the chlorine use, without form chlorinated organ compound (Rice, 1997;Tech Brief, 1999); • Medicine/dentistry: like active medicine and dental surgery, presenting and displaying viral inactivation, bactericidal and fungicide effect (Bocci, 2006;Azarpazhooh and Limeback, 2008); • Industrial Processes: to reduce the use of chemical agents, as chlorine; to reduce the residual pesticides on food (Brooks and Pierce, 1990;Wu et al, 2007). According to many authors (Brooks and Pierce, 1990;Seafish, 1997;Tech Brief, 1999;King, 2001;Bocci, 2006) ozone also has many advantages:…”

Section: Other Applications Of Ozone (Or Ozonized Water)mentioning

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Ozone: an emerging technology for the seafood industry

Gonçalves

2009

Braz. arch. biol. technol.

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Ozone: an emerging technology for the seafood industry

Gonçalves

2009

Braz. arch. biol. technol.

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“…Ozone therapy is a recognized treatment modality in more than 16 countries with more than 35 years of clinical experience, yet a widespread use is still limited 910. Ozone therapy has been shown both to improve wound healing, modulate immune system, and act as an antibacterial agent 11.…”

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Adjuvant combined ozone therapy for extensive wound over tibia

Shah

Shyam

Shah

2011

IJOO

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Disinfectant and antibacterial properties of ozone are utilized in the treatment of nonhealing or ischemic wounds. We present here a case of 59 years old woman with compartment syndrome following surgical treatment of stress fracture of proximal tibia with extensively infected wound and exposed tibia to about 4/5 of its extent. The knee joint was also infected with active pus draining from a medial wound. At presentation the patient had already taken treatment for 15 days in the form of repeated wound debridements and parenteral antibiotics, which failed to heal the wound and she was advised amputation. Topical ozone therapy twice daily and ozone autohemotherapy once daily were given to the patient along with daily dressings and parenteral antibiotics. Within 5 days, the wound was healthy enough for spilt thickness skin graft to provide biological dressing to the exposed tibia bone. Topical ozone therapy was continued for further 5 days till the knee wound healed. On the 15th day, implant removal, intramedullary nailing, and latissimus dorsi pedicle flap were performed. Both the bone and the soft tissue healed without further complications and at 20 months follow-up, the patient was walking independently with minimal disability.

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“…По мнению боль-шинства исследователей, озонотерапия является высокоэффективным немедикаментозным методом лечения, обладающим бактерицидным, иммуномо-дулирующим, противогипоксическим и дезинток-сикационным действием [5,6]. Механизм лечебного действия озонотерапии связан с высоким окисли-тельно-восстановительным потенциалом озона, что обеспечивает, с одной стороны, дезинфицирующий эффект в отношении бактерий, вирусов и грибов, с другой -приводит к активизации метаболических процессов в тканях [7,8].…”

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