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26 April 2001 Low-intensity laser therapy to treat dentin hypersensitivity: comparative clinical study using different light doses
Rosane F. Z. Lizarelli D.D.S., Marcello Oliveira Mazzetto D.D.S., Vanderlei Salvador Bagnato
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Proceedings Volume 4422, Low-Level Laser Therapy; (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.425515
Event: Low-Level Laser Therapy, 2001, none, Russian Federation
Abstract
Dentin hypersensitivity is the most common patient's complain related to pain. In fact, this is a challenge to treat specially if conventional techniques are used. The possibility to treat pain through a low intensity laser gives us an opportunity to solve this important clinical problem without promote a discomfort to patient. The main point here is not if this kind of treatment is anti- inflammatory to pulp and/or biostimulatory to production of irregular secondary dentin. The most important point here is to understand how much energy is necessary to reach conditions where to tooth become insensible to external stimulus. Our double-blinded study compared a group without laser (Placebo) with five other groups where different doses at 660 nm low intensity laser were employed. The final conclusion is that for 660 nm laser therapy, the doses from 0.13 to 2.0 J/cm2 were more efficiency than the others. The follow up care in this study was of 45 days.
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Rosane F. Z. Lizarelli D.D.S., Marcello Oliveira Mazzetto D.D.S., and Vanderlei Salvador Bagnato "Low-intensity laser therapy to treat dentin hypersensitivity: comparative clinical study using different light doses", Proc. SPIE 4422, Low-Level Laser Therapy, (26 April 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.425515
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