Postgraduate Institute Of Dental Sciences Rohtak

This study tests whether a newer, easier-to-use material called NeoPUTTY works as well as the standard MTA for saving permanent back teeth with severe nerve inflammation in children aged 9 to 14. Both materials are used to cover the remaining healthy nerve after removing the dise…

This study tested a new surgical technique called the NORD flap for treating receding gums, comparing it to the standard method that uses a tissue graft from the roof of the mouth. The goal was to see if the new technique could cover exposed tooth roots just as well, with less pa…

This study looked at 51 adults with advanced gum disease and loose front teeth. Researchers compared minimally invasive non-surgical therapy (MINST) alone versus MINST plus splinting (joining teeth together for support). The goal was to see if adding splints improves gum health a…

This study tested whether adding microneedling before standard gum surgery (coronally advanced flap) improves root coverage for people with thin gums and receding gums. Thirty-six adults with isolated gum recession on upper front teeth were randomly assigned to receive either mic…

This study tested whether a stronger solution of sodium hypochlorite (5% vs 3%) works better as a wash and bleeding stopper during a partial pulpotomy—a procedure to save a tooth with deep decay and nerve inflammation. The trial involved 128 adults with painful, infected molars. …

This study tested whether a gentler, magnified cleaning method (MINST) works better than standard deep cleaning for treating early gum recession. Fifty-four adults with shallow gum recession (3 mm or less) took part. The goal was to see if MINST could reduce recession depth and w…

This study looked at whether a deep dental cleaning (called subgingival instrumentation) can reduce jaw symptoms like pain, stiffness, and tension in people who grind their teeth (bruxers) and also have gum disease (periodontitis). Sixty adults aged 30-40 received the cleaning, a…

This study tested a more precise dental surgery for people with persistent root infections after standard treatment. Using a 3D-printed guide, surgeons aimed to remove infected tissue more accurately, reduce surgery time, and improve quality of life. The trial involved 70 adults …

This study tested whether smelling lemongrass essential oil during a tooth extraction could lower pain, anxiety, and stress. Twenty-one people aged 12 to 25 who needed two upper premolars removed took part. Each person received aromatherapy for one tooth and a placebo for the oth…

This study tested whether injecting a steroid solution before removing impacted wisdom teeth can reduce pain, swelling, and jaw stiffness afterward. Twenty-five adults with similar wisdom teeth on both sides of their mouth received the steroid injection on one side and a standard…

This study surveyed 347 dental students in Haryana, India, to assess their knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding infection control and needlestick injuries. Participants included third-year, final-year, interns, and postgraduate students. The goal was to identify gaps in …

This study translated a questionnaire that measures how chronic gum disease affects quality of life into Hindi. Researchers tested it on 196 patients with periodontitis to ensure it is accurate and reliable. The goal is to give Hindi-speaking patients a way to report their oral h…

This completed study looked at whether procrastination stops people from going to the dentist. 196 adults filled out online surveys about their dental habits, how confident they felt about oral care, and how much they procrastinate. The goal was to see if procrastination and low …

This study looked at 36 people with severe upper jaw bone loss who needed cheekbone (zygomatic) implants. Researchers compared two surgical methods—placing the implant inside the sinus or outside the sinus—to see which gave better stability and fewer sinus problems. The goal was …

This study compared two types of archwires used in braces: conventional nickel-titanium and copper-nickel-titanium. The goal was to see which wire straightens teeth more efficiently and causes less pain, measured using a pain scale and a biomarker called prostaglandin E2. Thirty …