Tanta University

This study is testing a new type of tooth filling material called alkasite composite for children's baby molars that have undergone a pulpotomy procedure. A pulpotomy is a nerve-saving treatment for deep cavities. Researchers will follow 25 healthy children to see how well these …

This study is testing whether adding the medication sodium valproate to a standard jaw joint washout procedure helps reduce inflammation and improve symptoms in people with painful, clicking jaw joints. Researchers are measuring levels of an inflammation protein in joint fluid be…

This study is testing two treatments to help control severe catatonia in teenagers with profound autism. Catatonia can cause extreme withdrawal, agitation, and loss of function. Researchers will first try a calming medication (benzodiazepine) and, if that doesn't work well enough…

This study is testing a specific, guided drill technique to lift the sinus floor in the upper jaw to allow for the placement of dental implants. It involves 10 patients who have lost back teeth and have limited bone height below their sinus. The goal is to see how well this guide…

This study is testing whether a brain-training technique called neurofeedback can help manage symptoms of ADHD in teenagers. It aims to see if learning to control one's own brainwave patterns can reduce ADHD symptoms, potentially offering an alternative to medications that can ha…

This study is testing a custom-made, 3D-printed implant designed to repair large fractures in the bone at the bottom of the eye socket (orbital floor). The goal is to see if this personalized implant can effectively restore the normal position and movement of the eye after a seve…

This study tested a new two-layer surgical technique to permanently close a hole (oroantral fistula) connecting the mouth to the sinus. Twelve patients with this condition had the procedure, where tissue from the cheek and roof of the mouth was used to create a secure patch. Doct…

This study compares two materials—PEEK plastic and titanium—used in the bars that connect dental implants to lower jaw dentures. Researchers will measure how well the dentures stay in place over 6 months and 1 year in 12 patients who have lost all their lower teeth. The goal is t…

This study is testing if a gentle technique called microneedling, sometimes combined with a patient's own growth factors, can improve the health and thickness of gums around dental implants. It will involve 20 young adults who have thin gums around their front upper teeth implant…

This study is testing a specific surgical method to treat jaw bone damage (osteonecrosis) that can occur as a side effect of some medications like those for osteoporosis or cancer. Doctors will use a precise vibrating tool (piezosurgery) to clean out the damaged bone and then clo…

This study aims to find the best way to detect a dangerous fluid overload complication early during a common prostate surgery. Researchers will compare two non-invasive ultrasound methods—one looking at the lungs and one at a major vein—in 60 male patients. The goal is to spot th…

This study is testing if using a mother's colostrum (first milk) for mouth care works better than standard antiseptic rinses to prevent pneumonia in premature babies who need breathing machines. Researchers will compare colostrum to chlorhexidine and sodium bicarbonate in 80 pree…

This study is testing different ways to activate the gel used in professional tooth whitening to see which method works best. Researchers are comparing techniques that use special lights or lasers against those that use just the gel alone. They will measure how white the teeth ge…

This study is testing if applying a special gel into the socket after a difficult tooth extraction helps the wound heal better and reduces pain and swelling for people with diabetes. Researchers will compare 40 diabetic patients who get the gel to 40 who receive standard care aft…

This study is testing if adding a medication called calcitonin to a standard pain-blocking injection can better control pain for patients having chest surgery (thoracotomy). Researchers want to see if this combination reduces pain scores, lowers the need for strong opioid painkil…

This study aims to find which of two common numbing medicines works better and is safer for pulling upper teeth in people with controlled high blood pressure. It will compare how well they control pain and how much they affect heart rate and blood pressure during the procedure. T…