Propolis In Treatment Research Articles

Possible Effects of nutmeg oil versus propolis in treatment of chemical induced ulcer on papillae of tongue in albino rats. (Histological and Scanning Electron Microscopic study)

Possible Effects of nutmeg oil versus propolis in treatment of chemical induced ulcer on papillae of tongue in albino rats. (Histological and Scanning Electron Microscopic study)

Propolis: Insight

PROPOLIS, a wax-cum-resin substance, also known also as bee glue, a complex mixture made up of plant-derived and bee released compounds. Its multiple biomedical applications to treat a large array of systemic diseases have gained popularity. The purpose of this review is to present the possible use of propolis in treatment of various diseases of oral cavity based on their properties and explore the status and scope of propolis for its contemporary and potential future bio-dental applications.

Reviewing Propolis with Multi-components in the Treatment of Oral Diseases through Multi-pathways and Multi-targets.

Propolis is a natural product made from the mixture of plant resin, saliva and wax collected by bees. It has been studied and concerned because of its high medicinal value and broad application prospects. Propolis has complex components, which can act on the body through multi-pathways and multi-targets to play the role of antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor and so on, and it can be used as an important resource for the prevention and treatment of oral diseases. In this review, we mainly reviewed components of propolis and its physiological activities against oral diseases, as well as the new dosage forms and applications of propolis in oral treatment. The purpose of this review is to explore the advantages of propolis in the treatment of oral diseases and the wide application of propolis in the field of oral health.

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) VS Propolis for Cutaneous Equine Wound Healing

Abstract: The search for natural compounds stimulate tissue repair is a target. The current study aimed to assess the value of PRP with or without propolis for treatment of surgically induced full-thickness skin wounds in the back region in donkeys. Clinical wound characters following either PRP or propolis treatment proved good. Their combination showed marked reduction in wound dimension and formation of healthy scar. The histological parameters involved in wound healing confirmed the clinical wound characters. It could be concluded that the combination of propolis with PRP initiate their potency and enhance rapid and better wound repair. PRP and/or propolis advisable to be used for wound dressing due to their clinical value and easy preparation and application.

Potential Indication of Propolis in Treatment of Oral Infection for Denture Wearers

Potential Indication of Propolis in Treatment of Oral Infection for Denture Wearers

Does Propolis Help to Maintain Oral Health?

Propolis, known also as bee glue, is a wax-cum-resin substance which is created out of a mix of buds from some trees with the substance secreted from bee's glands. Its diverse chemical content is responsible for its many precious salubrious properties. It was used in medicine already in ancient Egypt. Its multiple applications during the centuries have been studied and described in details. The purpose of this study is to present the possible use of propolis in treatment of various diseases of oral cavity in their dental aspect. The paper presents properties and possible applications of bee glue depending on dental specialities. An overview of publications which appeared during the recent years will allow the reader to follow all the possibilities to apply propolis in contemporary dentistry.

A study of activity of local alcoholic propolis ointment in the treatment of the external wounds that experimentally infected with staphylococcus aureus in mice

Propolis (bee glue) is a sticky, gummy, resinous substance collected by honeybees from variousplant sources, which has various medicinal properties. This study aimed to know the therapeutic roleof ointment which prepared from extract of local propolis in treatment of external wounds thatexperimentally infected with S.aureus in experimental mice. The ratio of ethanolic extract of propolisamounted (33%) of the weight of the dry substance, it was glutinous with dark green color andcharacteristic odor. Moreover, the results of the preliminary chemical tests which was taken in thisstudy revealed that propolis contains flavonoids, resins, terpenes, and phenols.T tested the qualificationof ethanolic extract of propolis In vivo.Through its prepared as an ointment (9%) in the treatment of externalwounds which are induced in a lab. mice infected with S.aureus the ointment showed high qualificationto treat such wounds (8 days ) compared with control group(15 days ) and a group which treated withvaseline (15 days) that is assured by histopathological sections taken from the infected area before andafter treatment.

Evaluation of bee venom and propolis in treatment of psoriasis: A pilot study

Evaluation of bee venom and propolis in treatment of psoriasis: A pilot study

Potential Clinical Role of Propolis in Treatment of Clinical Ovine and Caprine Listeriosis

Potential Clinical Role of Propolis in Treatment of Clinical Ovine and Caprine Listeriosis