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This document discusses the use of ozone therapy in dentistry. It begins with an introduction to ozone and its history of medical use. Ozone is produced through electrical discharge or UV light breaking oxygen into molecules. It acts as an antimicrobial by damaging cell membranes and stimulating immune response. The document outlines the mechanisms of ozone and its applications in dentistry for conditions like cavities, root canals, gum disease, and soft tissue lesions. Potential side effects from overexposure are discussed, as well as the conclusion that ozone is effective for dental treatments when used properly.














































