Suez Canal University

This study tested whether adding a patient's own platelet-rich fibrin to a standard hyaluronic acid injection could better treat a painful jaw joint problem. Thirty adults with jaw pain, clicking, and limited movement received either the standard injection or the new combination.…

This study tested two new surgical methods to build up thin jawbone in the front of the mouth so a dental implant can be placed right after a tooth is pulled. Researchers compared these new techniques to a standard method in 24 patients. The goal was to see which technique best p…

This study tested whether a new bone graft material, enhanced with zinc and combined with a patient's own concentrated healing factors (platelet-rich fibrin), could help regrow bone lost to severe gum disease (periodontitis). Thirty adult patients with healthy gums but deep bone …

This study tested a combination treatment for a common jaw joint problem called anterior disc displacement. Researchers treated 20 adult patients with a joint washout procedure (arthrocentesis), an injection of their own concentrated platelets (PRP), and an anti-inflammatory medi…

This study looked at revision surgery for people who had cleft lip and nose repairs earlier in life but still had noticeable deformities. Researchers worked with 25 patients to perform corrective procedures and then tracked their recovery and quality of life for six months. The m…

This study tested a new, computer-guided dental surgery technique against the traditional method to treat teeth where a previous root canal had failed. It involved 24 participants and also compared two different materials used to seal the tooth root during the procedure. The main…

This study compared two ways to attach a new tooth after a dental implant is placed in the front upper jaw. One group got a temporary tooth attached right away, while the other waited six months. Researchers measured how stable the implants were, how the bone healed, and how pati…

This study tested whether a specific bone graft material (S1-XB) helps preserve jawbone better than natural healing after a back tooth is extracted. Researchers compared the two methods in 16 healthy male patients to see which one maintained more bone volume and quality. The goal…

This study tested whether ozonated olive oil gel works as well as traditional injectable bone graft material for helping bone heal around dental implants placed immediately after tooth extraction. Sixteen patients needing a single lower premolar tooth replaced received either the…

This study tested whether adding a specific bone graft material (made from natural cow bone and hyaluronic acid) during immediate dental implant placement helps the implant bond better with the jawbone. It involved 16 patients with badly decayed teeth and compared results between…

This study compared two different surgical approaches to reduce a 'gummy smile,' where too much gum shows when smiling. Sixteen young women received either a modified lip repositioning surgery or a different technique called Z-plasty frenectomy. Researchers followed them for nine…

This study tested if a single application of a medical glue (isobutyl cyanoacrylate) could help heal painful mouth ulcers in children faster and with less pain than standard antiseptic gel or saltwater rinses. Thirty children with traumatic mouth ulcers were divided into three gr…

This small study compared two different injection treatments for painful jaw joint problems that cause clicking, pain, and limited mouth opening. Twenty patients received either a Botox injection into a jaw muscle or a platelet-rich fibrin injection directly into the joint space.…

This study tested if using a sonic tool during a common children's dental procedure (a root canal on a baby tooth) could reduce pain afterward. It also compared a standard pain scale with a new AI phone app designed to read children's facial expressions to measure their discomfor…

This study compared two minor surgical procedures for treating a 'gummy smile,' where too much gum shows when a person smiles. Researchers tested a newer muscle-focused technique against a standard lip repositioning surgery in 20 adults. They measured which method reduced the gum…

This study aimed to understand if people diagnosed with a rare, slow-growing gastrointestinal tumor called a carcinoid are at higher risk of developing a second, different gastrointestinal cancer later. Researchers analyzed existing health records from over 93,000 patients diagno…

This study looked back at over 20 years of data from a national cancer registry to understand trends in how gastrointestinal carcinoid tumors are staged when first diagnosed. It analyzed information from over 93,000 patients to see if these rare tumors are being detected earlier …

This study analyzed 20 years of data from over 93,000 patients with rare gastrointestinal carcinoid tumors to understand their mortality risks. Researchers examined whether patients were more likely to die from their cancer or from other causes, and how this varied by tumor locat…