Abstract

Dental caries and periodontal disease are two major diseases in the dentistry. As the society is aging, their pathological meaning has been changing. An increasing number of patients are displaying symptoms of systemic disease and so we need to pay more attention to immunologic aggression in our medical treatment. For this reason, we focused on natural products. Kampo consists of natural herbs—roots and barks—and has more than 3000 years of history. It was originated in China as traditional medicine and introduced to Japan. Over the years, Kampo medicine in Japan has been formulated in a way to suit Japan’s natural features and ethnic characteristics. Based on this traditional Japanese Kampo medicine, we have manufactured a Kampo gargle and Mastic Gel dentifrice. In order to practically utilize the effectiveness of mastic, we have developed a dentifrice (product name: IMPLA CARE) and treated implant periodontitis and severe periodontitis.

Highlights

  • Kampo medicine in Japan is the Oriental medicine which was originally brought from China through east Asia and the Korean peninsula as the ancient Chinese medicine

  • After insertion of an implant at 65 years old, a secondary operation was performed but peri-implantitis developed after the second operation

  • Kampo is a historic traditional medicine that has been adjusted to Japanese culture

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Summary

Introduction

Kampo medicine in Japan is the Oriental medicine which was originally brought from China through east Asia and the Korean peninsula as the ancient Chinese medicine. In the Edo period (AD 1603-1867), Western medicine was introduced to Japan from Netherland and was called Rangaku, innovating special characteristics such as abdominal diagnosis and contributed to the developments of medical diagnosis and treatment [1,2,3]. All medical schools in Japan have the courses of study for Kampo medicine or Oriental medicine as part of their education program. The first author of this article (S.W.) established the Yokohama Kampo Dentistry Study Group for the continuing education of Kampo This group has held 18 research sessions and symposiums by calling a special lecturer of Kampo and is planning to publish a side reader of 11 Kampo preparations for dental students from the Nanzando publishing company. We firstly focus on the basic theory of Kampo medicine and its biological activities and clinical effects in the dental treatments

Concept of Oriental Medicine
Differences from the Western Medicine
The Categories of Sho
Cause of Illness
Oketsu
Views on distributed
Views on Periodontal Disease and Toothache
Tongue Diagnosis
Anti-osteoclastogenesis Effect of JTT
Clinical of JTT
13. Changes
Bactericidal Effect of Jixueteng
14. Bactericidal effecteffect of Jixueteng against
Inhibitory Effect of Jixueteng on Osteoblast Differentiation
Therapeutic Effects of Mastic
Component of Mastic
Antimicrobial Activity
Antiviral Activity
Anti-tumour Activity
Anti-inflammatory Activity
Inhibition of CYPs
Oral Application of Mastic Gel
Development of A Dentifrice Gel Containing A Mastic Resin and Jixueteng
Conclusions and Future
Findings
Conclusions and Future Studies

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