Tablets used in the oral cavity:Dental cones
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These tablets are designed to be loosely packed in the empty socket remaining following a tooth extraction.
FIGURE.13. DENTAL CONES
Main purpose behind the use of this tablet is either to prevent multiplication of bacteria in the socket by employing a slow
releasing antibacterial compound or to reduce bleeding by an astringent or coagulant
containing tablet. It’s formulated to dissolve or erode slowly in presence of a small volume of serum or fluid over 20-40 minutes period.
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