Use of Medicinal Herbs to Treat Dental Diseases in Vietnam

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Tuan Anh Luong , Nguyen Phan Duc Anh , Minh Duc Tran ,

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Volume 13 - December 2024 (12)

Abstract

The goal of this article is to provide an overview of common dental diseases in Vietnam and around the world. From there, analyze the causes and symptoms of oral diseases. At the same time, research and synthesis of medicinal herbs in Vietnam are used to treat dental diseases. Finally, the article proposes that prizes must take care of and improve the quality yield of medicinal herbs used to treat teeth in Vietnam.

Keywords

Dental diseases, medicinal herbs, Vietnam

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