Avaliação da influência do laser de baixa intensidade na movimentação ortodôntica e supressão da dor

Souza, Juliana Moura Storniolo de

doi:10.11606/t.25.2014.tde-11042015-102431

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“…In this meta-analysis, five of the included studies [1,23,28,30,31] evaluated tooth displacement from one to three months, and only one study performed the evaluation from the third month on, hance not allowing the evaluation of this period. However, the work [28] evaluating this period found a statistically significant difference between the experimental and control groups.…”

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“…Only one study [1] presented moderate quality. However, additional important findings within the eligible studies were: Three studies [28,30,31] reported sample calculation tests. The studies [1,29,30,31] clearly described the type of research design.…”

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“…However, additional important findings within the eligible studies were: Three studies [28,30,31] reported sample calculation tests. The studies [1,29,30,31] clearly described the type of research design. The discussion of the limitations and fragilities of the study was performed by four studies [23,29,30,31].…”

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“…The studies [1,29,30,31] clearly described the type of research design. The discussion of the limitations and fragilities of the study was performed by four studies [23,29,30,31].…”

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“…Sousa et al [29], Souza [30] e Pereira [ 31] started the evaluation of orthodontic movement rate from the first month of stimulus to the third month of evaluation of the laser therapy. Kansal et al [23] evaluated from the first to the second month.…”

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Efficiency of low-level laser therapy within induced dental movement: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Almeida

Gois

Andrade

et al. 2016

Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology

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The low level laser is widely used in Dentistry, in particular, to decrease pain and increase the speed of tooth movement. This study was to perform a systematic literature search to investigate the effectiveness of low level laser and low energy density therapy of the induced tooth movement. This research was performed following the PRISMA instructions and was registered in the PROSPERO. The articles were searched in six electronic databases, with no date and language restriction. Only randomized clinical trials were selected. Articles that did not use the extraction of first premolars as orthodontic planning were excluded, as well as articles using high energy density laser therapy. The articles were assessed for risk of bias and individual quality. The results were analyzed using meta-analysis, using randomized effect. The initial sample consisted of 161 articles. Six articles remained eligible for qualitative analysis and five for quantitative analysis. According to the individual quality, most articles were classified as high quality. Three articles detected statistically significant differences in induced movement by comparing the orthodontic movement between the experimental and control groups. For the maxilla, there was a statistically significant influence of the laser in three months and, for the mandible, in one month. It may be concluded that there is no evidence that laser therapy can accelerate the induced tooth movement.

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“…The studies [1,29,30,31] clearly described the type of research design. The discussion of the limitations and fragilities of the study was performed by four studies [23,29,30,31].…”

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