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Antioxidants Increased In Vitro Wound Healing of Nicotine‐Treated Oral Fibroblasts

Smoking is associated with increased risk for oral health and dental problems. Treatment with antioxidants (AO) can block the production of reactive oxygen species or block its effects, and might be therapeutically valuable in reducing the risk for many dental maladies. The aim of this study is to address the hypothesis that nicotine impairs wound healing by inhibiting cell migration, and that AOs may counteract nicotine effects.