Universidad De Murcia

This study compares three different surgical techniques to repair gum damage caused by periodontitis. Researchers will enroll 60 adults with deep gum pockets and bone loss. The goal is to see which method best reduces pocket depth and improves gum attachment, helping control the …

This study tests a modified surgical technique (NIPSA) combined with a gum graft and special proteins to treat advanced gum disease and bone loss. About 40 adults with periodontitis will receive the procedure. The goal is to reduce deep gum pockets and improve gum attachment, whi…

This study tests a new way to surgically treat gum disease. Instead of removing the granulation tissue (the body's natural healing tissue) during surgery, the new method preserves it to help the gums heal better. The study will compare this new approach to the standard surgery in…

This study tests a new, less invasive way to rebuild bone in the upper jaw near the sinus, so people can get dental implants. The surgery uses a tiny cut between the teeth to lift the sinus lining and add bone graft material. The goal is to reduce pain and recovery time while sti…

This study tests if adding a mild electrical stimulation to the sciatic nerve can improve recovery after ACL knee surgery. About 62 adults who had a specific type of ACL repair will receive either standard physical therapy, physical therapy plus the nerve stimulation, or a placeb…