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10.51847/aUir2n8

Gite Shital Shridhar, Shinkar Dattatraya Manohar, Saudagar Ravindra Bhanudas

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The main aim of buccal drug delivery of the drug as potential therapeutic agent is there instability in acidic environment, extensive first pass metabolism and low bioavailability of drug results an inadequate oral absorption. The buccal mucosa is rich in blood supply and relatively permeable. Buccal cavity was found to be most accessible site for both local and systemic delivery of drug. This review highlights that the oral mucosal drug delivery by discussing briefly the structural feature of m

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The main aim of buccal drug delivery of the drug as potential therapeutic agent is there instability in acidic environment, extensive first pass metabolism and low bioavailability of drug results an inadequate oral absorption. The buccal mucosa is rich in blood supply and relatively permeable. Buccal cavity was found to be most accessible site for both local and systemic delivery of drug. This review highlights that the oral mucosal drug delivery by discussing briefly the structural feature of m

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The main aim of buccal drug delivery of the drug as potential therapeutic agent is there instability in acidic environment, extensive first pass metabolism and low bioavailability of drug results an inadequate oral absorption. The buccal mucosa is rich in blood supply and relatively permeable. Buccal cavity was found to be most accessible site for both local and systemic delivery of drug. This review highlights that the oral mucosal drug delivery by discussing briefly the structural feature of m

Key concepts: Mucoadhesion, Buccal administration, Bioadhesive, Drug, Drug delivery, Bioavailability, Pharmacology, First pass effect

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