This research aims to evaluate the level of scientific research output concerning Siwak or Miswak using Scopus during the period 2014 to 2024 by employing bibliometrics indicators such as articles, types of documents in this field of research, contributions among different countries, institutions wise contribution, preference of journals for communication this research area. A thorough examination was undertaken on 245 English records sourced from Scopus databases to yield insights. The results highlight a notable escalation in the annual publication of scientific research across the globe. Saudi Arabia (179), and Egypt (107) emerged as the leading contributors on the list India (85) occupies the third rank in global countries’ production over time. The most relevant sources by research for siwak or miswak title were the Molecules with a count of 6 (3.31%). In addition to this, the graphical mapping of data is represented by VOS Viewer and Biblioshinybibliometric mapping software for a better understanding.

The prevalence of dentin hypersensitivity (DH) is increasing around the world. At least one in 10 individuals in the general population has been diagnosed with DH. It is a diagnosis that has significant negative effects on a person’s oral health-related quality of life. This condition, which is characterized by sharp, short tooth pain in response to thermal, chemical, tactile, and evaporative stimuli, is more commonly seen in adults. DH has a tremendous impact on the social and financial aspects of patients and society at large. It is essential to recognize the factors that can contribute to a successful treatment outcome to guarantee the overall well-being of DH patients. The aim of this narrative review was to highlight strategies that can lead to successful DH treatment outcomes, along with current updates on DH mechanisms, treatment options, and the latest management approaches. A positive treatment outcome for DH requires a concerted effort from both the patient and the dental practitioner. Highly motivated patients and dental practitioners with sound knowledge of DH diagnosis and available treatment options will ensure successful long-term improvement of DH symptoms.