[PDF] Top 20 Clinical Efficacy of Soft Tissue Diode Laser as an Adjunct to Non Surgical Periodontal Therapy

... of clinical entities in which induction of an inflammatory process results in destruction of attachment apparatus, loss of supporting alveolar bone and if untreated, tooth loss (13) ...of periodontal ... See full document

... excellent soft tissue ablation with a good hemostatic effect and have been generally proposed for periodontal surgery and oral surgery(Aoki A 2004 28 ...Er:YAG laser can be used for ... See full document

... excellent tissue ablation ability with a strong bactericidal ...for non-surgical periodontal ...of laser treatment is the ability to access areas that are impossible to reach with ... See full document

... cause tissue injury, and healing is ...chemical therapy using harmful chemical substances such as phenol cause tissue necrosis, in addition to pain, which is the result of burning both during and ... See full document

... mechanical therapy because of limited access to areas such as furcations, concavities, developmental grooves and therefore such sites require surgical ...the soft tissue wall of ... See full document

... by tissue inflammation and destruction of the tooth supporting structures that eventually leads to the loss of affected teeth (Kinane 2001, Page & Kornman 1997, Philstrom et ...of periodontal ... See full document

... for periodontal treatment at the outpatient department of Periodontics, ...The periodontal sites in each patient were randomly assigned into three groups: Group I (SRP), Group II (L) & Group III (SRP+L) ... See full document

... The diode laser treatment showed lesser bleeding because of the photocoagulation of the blood vessels, due to the absorption of light in its blood column, which heats hemoglobin to a temperature high enough ... See full document

... connective tissue, charring, and presence of artifacts was under- ...of laser setting be prudently employed owing to the fact that distinctive thermal effects are seen in biological ...optimal ... See full document

... “Black triangles” or the interproximal spaces are one of the most troubling dilemmas in dentistry, can cause aesthetic concerns, phonetic difficulties, and food impaction. Several reasons contribute to the loss or ... See full document

... One limitation of the current study is the absence of an untreated (control) group. This would consist of peri- odontitis patients left untreated for the whole duration of the study. However, the inclusion of such a ... See full document

... the tissue as excisional biopsy was being attempted, this undermining procedure should be done carefully with the tissue retracted to one side and the laser beam kept parallel to the long axis of the ... See full document

... of non-pharmacological and pharmacological treatment came under main stream ...available non-pharmacological measure in AS management is physiotherapy aiming to prevent and/or retard restriction of spinal ... See full document

... a non-porous inert and biocompatible fluorocarbon polymer [172]. Two non-resorbable PTFE based barrier membranes that are commonly used are the expanded-polytetrafluoroethylene (e-PTFE) and the ... See full document

... The clinical examination of smokers and non-smokers with periodontal disease demonstrates that clinical characteristics, such as the presence of tartar, epithelium and conjunctive ... See full document

... records plus 3, 6, 9, 12 months (3/12) follow up records. Forty- seven patients were selected and prescribed azithromycin for periodontal disease. All the notes for the 47 patients were reviewed. Eighteen patients ... See full document

... In this study, we used the semiconductor with a wavelength of 940 nm, a pulsed wave mode, an output power of 1mW, and an exposure time of 10 seconds. Results of Bradley et al. [27] had indicated significant bio- ... See full document

... and diode lasers, which are often used in the dental ...YAG laser light is also widely used. Diode laser light is highly penetrant and minimally absorbed by water ...addition, diode ... See full document

... using diode laser (980 ...of surgical site occurred after the second week, with recurrence occurred only in three patients by the end of six months follow-up ... See full document

... This review has various limitations. Drug dosage, plaque control trial design, length of follow-up, disease severity and activity of the patient populations under investiga- tion differ among studies and are important ... See full document