Salivary Levels of Malondialdehyde and Total Antioxidant Capacity Following Third Molar Surgery - An Evaluative Study.

cal and toxicological biomarkers can be measured through saliva, consequently making it a diagnostic tool for numerous oral and systemic diseases.[ 10 ] In addition, collecting salivary samples is rather simple, low-cost and non-invasive in comparison to blood and biopsy samples, which proves to be highly significant.[ 10 ] In previous studies, a higher level of OS biomarkers, including MDA and TAC, has been associated with periodontitis,[ 11 ] dental caries,[ 12 ] impacted wisdom tooth follicles[ 13 ] as well as multiple oral diseases such as lichen planus[ 14 ] and aphthous stomatitis.[ 15 ] Refahee et al .,[ 16 ] demonstrated a significant increase in serum OS biomarkers after extraction of premolars and canines of dogs.

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