Comparison Of The Effect Of Curcumin Gel With Combination Of Coenzyme Q10 And Beta Carotene Gel In Periodontal Diseases Patients : A Clinical Study

Abstract

Aim: This clinical comparative trial goal was to explore the clinical efficacy of two gel-based medications used as an adjuvant to mechanotherapy in chronic periodontitis patients, one having Curcumin (Curcuma longa) and the other comprising of Ubidecaronene, Beta carotene, and Neem.

Materials and Method: The split mouth study was a randomized clinical trial in which total 75 patients, diagnosed with chronic generalized periodontitis were selected & divided randomly into:

Group A: Scaling and root planing treatment for patients followed by delivery of Curcumin oral gel (curenext®).

Group B: Scaling and root planing treatment for patients is followed by delivery of UBI-Q™gum tonic gel.

All patients received oral hygiene instructions & their clinical parameters including Plaque Index (PI-Turskey- Gilmore glickman modification of Quinglwy Hein), ModifiedGingivalIndex(MGI-Lobene-1986),PocketDepth(PD),RelativeAttachmentLevel(RAL),were assessed at baseline, 1month & 3 months.

Results: At baseline 1 month & three months, both groups showed statistically significant gain in Relative attachment level which was recorded with help of stent and statistically significant decreases in PI, GI, and PPD when compared individually.

Conclusion: Non surgical mechanotherapy such as Scaling & Root Planing along with local drug delivery gives beneficiary results in specially helpful in systemically affected individuals. local drug-delivery agents containing curcumin and UBI-Q™gum tonic gel which is combination of Ubidecaronene, Beta carotene & Neem can be used as a useful addition to scaling and root planing for the reduction of gingival inflammation and periodontal pocket depth but long term follow up shows not much changes in Parameters.