Papers
1
Total Citations
11
H-Index
1
About
Bo Sunzel’s research career has centered on the intersection of antimicrobial chemistry and clinical dentistry, with a particular focus on wound healing and endodontic treatments. His most cited work, the 1995 study “Antimicrobial screening of zinc in the absence or presence of oleoresins and various resin acids,” earned 11 citations by systematically analyzing the antibacterial effects of zinc—a key component in wound dressings and root canal therapies—alone and in combination with resin acids and oleoresins. This foundational research helped clarify how these materials interact to combat infection, directly informing the development of more effective dental and medical dressings. Sunzel’s contributions lie in bridging basic materials science with practical clinical applications, demonstrating how the precise formulation of zinc and natural resins can enhance antimicrobial efficacy. While his citation count reflects a focused, specialized impact, his work remains a reference point for researchers optimizing biocompatible, infection-fighting compounds. For students and scholars in dental materials science or antimicrobial biomaterials, Sunzel’s studies offer a clear example of how targeted in vitro screening can guide real-world therapeutic innovations.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1