Stomatognathic Diseases and Oral Surgery

Clinical research at Spitalul Universitar De Urgenta Militar Central Dr. Carol Davila includes studies in stomatognathic diseases focused on preventing bleeding complications after tooth extraction in patients using blood-thinning medicines. The work is aimed at improving oral bleeding control and supporting safer dental care for people at higher risk of postoperative bleeding.

  • Preventing clinically relevant bleeding after single or multiple tooth extraction
  • Evaluating a new oral approach to reduce postoperative oral bleeding and hematomas
  • Supporting safer procedures for patients treated with anticoagulants

This area reflects a practical effort to improve treatment safety and patient outcomes in dentistry and oral medicine.

Bacterial Infections and Urology

The site is also conducting research in bacterial infections related to complicated urinary tract infection and acute pyelonephritis. These studies are designed to compare treatment effectiveness in hospitalized adults and to help identify better options for managing serious urinary infections.

  • Complicated urinary tract infection
  • Acute pyelonephritis
  • Testing an oral antibiotic option against standard intravenous therapy

This research supports advances in urology by exploring whether new treatment strategies can deliver effective infection control while improving convenience for patients and clinicians.