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See Latest ArticlesMelatonin in diseases of the oral cavity
Oral Diseases , 08/05/09
Gomez–Moreno G et al. – Melatonin may play a role in protecting the oral cavity from tissue damage caused by oxidative stress. The experimental evidence suggests that melatonin may have utility in the treatment of several common diseases of the oral cavity. However, more specific studies are necessary to extend the therapeutic possibilities to other oral diseases.
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