Current trends in hemostatic agents for dental and oral surgical procedures
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Why it matters for dental
Oral surgeons and general dentists who perform extractions or implant surgery can now access a single narrative review that consolidates the latest evidence on hemostatic agents, helping them update protocols and reduce post-operative bleeding complications.
Key points
- Published online 6 October 2026 in the Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery.
- Authored by Hyun Je Kim, Kimin Jung, and Dongwook Yang.
- Focuses specifically on current trends in hemostatic agents used in dental and oral surgical procedures.
- Offers a narrative synthesis of clinical evidence rather than original trial data.
Who should care
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