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Nano Silver Effect in Rapid Wound Healing
Silver compounds have demonstrated a positive effect in most medical fields, including periodontal therapy, particularly in their nano-formulations. These nanoparticles have exhibited a significant capacity to accelerate healing and possess antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, in addition to their ability to mitigate pain and postoperative complications.
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