This literature review looks at the importance of intra-oral wound healing therapies, highlighting their pivotal role in ensuring optimal recovery and minimizing long-term complications. These therapies not only alleviate pain and inflammation but also reduce the risk of infection, facilitating the restoration of normal function and aesthetics. Various potential therapies for intra-oral wound healing are discussed, with an analysis of their effectiveness in promoting adequate recovery. The discussion also encompasses factors influencing the success of these therapies, including challenges, limitations, and emerging treatments, taking into account the unique characteristics of the intra-oral wounds being treated.