Search Results - "Avishek De Sarkar"

Evaluating the effectiveness of oral health education program among mothers with 6-18 months children in prevention of early childhood caries by Manchanda, Kavita, Sampath, Naganandini, Sarkar, Avishek De

“…Mothers play a key role as transmitters of oral health behavior for their children. Hence increasing their knowledge about positive attitude toward desirable…”
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Knowledge, attitude and practices about oral cancers among dental students in H.P Government Dental College, Shimla-Himachal Pradesh by Fotedar, Shailee, Bhardwaj, Vinay, Manchanda, Kavita, Fotedar, Vikas, Sarkar, Avishek De, Sood, Naintara

“…Abstract Aim: The aim was to assess the knowledge, attitude and practices among undergraduate dental students about oral cancer. Materials and Methods: A…”
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Efficacy of two commercially available Oral Rinses - Chlorohexidine and Listrine on Plaque and Gingivitis - A Comparative Study by Goutham, Bala Subramanya, Manchanda, Kavita, Sarkar, Avishek De, Prakash, Ravi, Jha, Kunal, Mohammed, Shafaat

“…Chemotherapeutic agents have been shown to be useful adjuncts to daily oral home care in the control of plaque and gingivitis. The objective of the study was…”
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The Local Effect of Alendronate with Intra-alveolar Collagen Sponges on Post Extraction Alveolar ridge Resorption: A Clinical Trial by De Sarkar, Avishek, Singhvi, Nikhil, Shetty, Jayaprasad N., Ramakrishna, T., Shetye, Omkar, Islam, Mueedul, Keerthy, Hari

“…Introduction Extraction of teeth is followed by resorption of the residual alveolar ridge that continues throughout life resulting in loss of alveolar height…”
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Knowledge, attitude, and practices about biomedical waste management among dental healthcare personnel in dental colleges in Himachal Pradesh: A cross-sectional study by Kavita Manchanda, Shailee Fotedar, Parveen Dahiya, Ankur Vats, Avishek De Sarkar, Anjali Shrivastava Vats

“…Introduction: The waste created by the healthcare services while providing services which may be either curative, promotive, or preventive may be hazardous to…”
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