Case report shows improved remission in recurrent aphthous stomatitis with mucoadhesive gel in a patient with Gilbert’s syndrome, suggesting new treatment avenues.
Key Points
This report aims to explore the relationship between Gilbert's Syndrome and recurrent aphthous stomatitis, and evaluate treatment efficacy.
Case report of a 21-year-old male with Gilbert's Syndrome
Evaluation of conventional tetracycline mouth rinse and self-formulated mucoadhesive gel
Use of fractal analysis to assess clinical outcomes.
Mucoadhesive gel therapy resulted in superior symptomatic improvement compared to mouth rinse
Fractal analysis indicated greater remission rates with gel therapy.