Lasers in pediatric dentistry

Şimşek, Mine; Yıldız, Esma

doi:10.5455/gmj-30-48010

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“…Besides, it can be absorbed only in the superficial parts of the dental hard tissues, thereby preventing thermal damage to deep tissues. 26,27 There are several advantages of the laser over conventional methods, such as the faster and more controlled preparation. Particularly, the use of laser etching for children whose isolation is difficult is favourable.…”

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Clinical Evaluation and Microleakage of Fissure Sealant: Effect of Laser Etching vs Acid Etching

AKKAYA,

FİDANCIOĞLU

2023

neudentj

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Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate the clinical success and the sealing ability of a resin based fissure sealant that applied enamel surface which was etched with conventional phosphoric acid and Er:YAG laser at different energy levels. Material and Methods: The study consisted of two parts; the evaluation of retention, marginal discoloration, marginal integrity and new caries formation for the clinical success after the treatment at 3, 6, 12 months; the evaluation of microleakage and penetration depth to fissures using dye penetration test. The in vivo part of the study was the surface preparation processes, 72 teeth in each group; It consists of 32% phosphoric Acid, Er:YAG laser- MSP (Medium Short Pulse) and Er:YAG laser- QSP (Quantum Square Pulse). A total of 45 impacted human third molar teeth were used for in vitro part. Data were analyzed using SPSS 21. Results: The relationship between the success rates of 12-month clinical follow-up of fissure sealants and age, gender, and localization was assessed and there was no statistically significant correlation. When all criteria were considered, the most successful group was QSP. All the groups demonstrated microleakage regardless of the surface preparation techniques. However, there was no statistically significant difference between the groups. Conclusion: It is considered to determine the optimal energy level of laser will increase the clinical success.

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Clinical Evaluation and Microleakage of Fissure Sealant: Effect of Laser Etching vs Acid Etching

AKKAYA,

FİDANCIOĞLU

2023

neudentj

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“…Buradaki temel amaç ışık aktivasyonu sonucunda hidrojen peroksitin parçalanma hızının arttırılması ve oluşan serbest oksijen radikallerinin renklenmiş moleküllerin parçalanmasını hızlandırmasıdır (9). Son yıllarda beyazlatma ajanlarının aktivasyonu için lazerler kullanılmaya başlanmıştır (18). Lazer aktivasyonlu beyazlatma uygulamasında amaç enerji kaynağını etkili bir biçim- Şekil 1.…”

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Comparison of the effects of bleaching agents activated by diode lasers in different wave lenghts: An in vivo study

Özsevik,

Sürmelioğlu,

İşman

et al. 2015

Eur J Ther

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At the present time when aesthetics and visual quality have become more crucial, people frequently consult dentists in order to have more white-looking teeth. In the treatment of teeth which have colour defect, bleaching applications that are commonly used in dentistry increase the interest towards this issue since they are much more conservative and cheap compared to prosthetic dentistry. At present, depending on the type and degree of discolouration, different bleaching methods with different concentrations and application methods are preferred. In this study, the results of treatment and activation effi ciency of bleaching agents with laser in different wave lengths, which are applied to vital teeth that are discoloured depending on various reasons, were evaluated. In the present study, two different vital bleaching agents [Total Blanc (35% HP) and Opalescence BOOST (40% HP)] were applied by using two different wave lengths (diode 810 nm- 980 nm) to 20 patients admitted to the clinic with the purpose of getting their teeth whitened. In conclusion, in the cases activated by diode 980 nm, faster bleaching was provided. Opalescence BOOST gel was found more effective. In patients treated with Total Blanc, less postoperative sensitivity was detected.

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Lasers in pediatric dentistry

Cited by 2 publications

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Clinical Evaluation and Microleakage of Fissure Sealant: Effect of Laser Etching vs Acid Etching

Clinical Evaluation and Microleakage of Fissure Sealant: Effect of Laser Etching vs Acid Etching

Comparison of the effects of bleaching agents activated by diode lasers in different wave lenghts: An in vivo study

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