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PUIG CAPOTE, Elizabeth et al. The homeopathic therapy and its application in Odontology. AMC [online]. 2009, vol.13, n.1, pp. 0-0. ISSN 1025-0255.

A bibliographical review with the objective of deepening the knowledge on the homeopathic therapy and its application in Odontology was performed, to describe the basic principles in which it is sustained this doctrine, the main medications of stomatological use and its indications. The homeopathy is the art of curing that it is based on the basic principles of: similarity, unique remedy and infinitesimal dose. The homeopatic medication doesn't present the inconveniences and contraindications of many allopathic medications does, it modifies the predisposition of the organism towards the production of the disease once the harmony of the vital energy is achieved. The same ones arising from natural pure substances of the nature: animal, vegetable, mineral and pathological products. For its use should be highly diluted and activated, what its healing capacity increases. The most used in our specialty are: aconitum napelus, arnica montana, belladonna, calendula, hepar sulphur, silícea, hyperycum perforatum, nux vómica, phosphorus, natrum muriaticum among other.

Palabras clave : Homeopathy; stomatology; medications; homeopatic remedies.

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