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Novel use of Coe-Pak - British Dental Journal

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By UKY. Lin
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Novel use of Coe-Pak OMFS British Dental Journal volume 232, page 4 (2022)Cite this article Sir, although Coe-Pak is primarily a periodontal dressing, I wanted to share with your readers a use that I have found for the material in haemostasis.
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MDMA and mouth ulcers - British Dental Journal

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By UKY. Lin
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MDMA and mouth ulcers Oral health British Dental Journal volume 231, page 724 (2021)Cite this article 7 Accesses 1 Altmetric Metrics details Sir, 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), otherwise known as ecstasy, is an illicit drug which is consumed for recreational use. In addition to systemic complications, it can also present with a variety of oral side effects.
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Filler failure | British Dental Journal

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By UKY. Lin
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OMFS British Dental Journal volume 231, pages 533–534 (2021)Cite this article Sir, I write with reference to the letter (Br Dent J 2021; 231: 205) regarding the increase in dermal filler-related complications presenting in the Accident and Emergency department, as an oral and maxillofacial dental core trainee working in South West UK.
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Odontopaste alternatives?

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By Y. Lin, UKY. Lin
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Odontopaste alternatives? Paediatric dentistry British Dental Journal volume 230, page 625 (2021)Cite this article Sir, I write with reference to the letter by H. Al-Saffar and D. Dadnam regarding the use of Odontopaste as an alternative to Ledermix in children.1 Both medicaments have been shown to provide symptomatic relief in the management of pulpal symptoms, eg irreversible pulpitis and hyperaemic pulp, due to their analgesic and antimicrobial properties.
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