Lasers in Prosthodontics- A Review.

Gosawi, Sandesh; Kumar, Sanajay; Lakhyani, Rohit; Bacha, Shraddanand; Wangadargi, Shivaraj

doi:10.14260/jemds/98

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“…Success in fixed prosthodontics relies on pinpoint precision during treatment using the optimal amount of energy at the right wavelength. Crown lengthening, laser troughing, soft tissue modification surrounding laminates, Management of soft tissues around the abutment, osseous crown lengthening, altered passive eruption, and oval pontic site formation are all examples of how lasers are used in prosthodontics [15]. One of the benefits of using a laser is that production times are drastically reduced.…”

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Application of Lasers in Various Procedures Performed in Prosthodontics; A Systemic Review

Hussian¹,

Hammad²,

Amri³

et al. 2022

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There are several benefits to using a laser, including less invasive, more accurate, and precise procedures with less discomfort, quicker healing, no direct soft and hard tissue contact, no vibration, and more patients. Attain rapid hemostasis and humidity control. Some people have anesthesia fears and allergies. Lasers have become an essential aspect of these patients' therapy. A systematic literature review from 2012 to 2022 was performed using PubMed, Medline, and ScienceDirect databases. review". PRISMA flowchart was used to describe the selection process of searched articles. The Cochrane risk of bias assessment method was used to assess the quality of the studies included. A total of eight studies were included in this systematic review, and the majority of the studies reported the successful use of lasers in accomplishing various types of soft and hard tissue prosthodontic procedures. Lasers of various types are effective in performing several prosthodontics procedures and can be an option in the future to replace conventional dental procedures.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Application of Lasers in Various Procedures Performed in Prosthodontics; A Systemic Review

Hussian¹,

Hammad²,

Amri³

et al. 2022

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“…Laser energy can be used to sterilize the implant surface. For sterilizing implant surfaces, diode, CO 2 , and Er:YAG lasers are routinely employed, 6 eliminating bacterial contamination and enhancing the success rate. 52 The Er:YAG Laser can be used to remove subgingival calculus from the surface of a titanium implant fixture without causing thermal damage.…”

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“…5 In the medical field, the use of lasers for treatment has become widespread. 6 Lasers are a very appealing technology in numerous sectors of dentistry because of their low intrusive nature and speedy tissue reaction and healing. They serve as a tool to achieve a better result than ever before.…”

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Laser: silent revolution in prosthetic dentistry bridging the gap to future. historical review

Abdulsamee¹,

Elrefaey²

2022

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Several technologies have been used to overcome current challenges in dentistry throughout the last few decades. Laser technology is the most recent addition to this group of technologies. Because of its great precision, biocompatibility, and few side effects, it has had a significant impact and has so supplanted several traditional procedures. For the past two decades, lasers have been well-integrated in clinical dentistry, enabling practical choices in the management of both soft and hard tissues, with a growing usage in the field of prosthetic dentistry. One of their key advantages is that they can deliver extremely low to extremely high concentrated power at a precise location on any substrate using any method available. New approaches are provided for the development of prosthodontic treatments that demand high energy levels and careful processing, such as metals, ceramics, and resins, as well as time-consuming laboratory processes like cutting restorative materials, welding, and sintering. Lasers have a wide range of applications, and their use in the field of prosthodontics has seen them replace stainless steel scalpels with optical scalpels to a respectable extent throughout the surgical field and other traditional ways. A new technology on the horizon will address these flaws, but it will also come with its own set of hazards and restrictions. The purpose of this article is to discuss the application and uses of lasers in prosthodontics, as well as how lasers have revolutionized patient care. A future project could be the development of new intraoral laser devices.

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Mathematical Study for laser and its Clinical Applications in dentistry: Review and Outlook

Yacoob

Mahmood

Slewa³

et al. 2020

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The paper for the survey is to recapitulate applications of laser, mathematically and also discusses whether the laser can furnish a similar or ameliorate treatment for traditional care. Studies have shown that the use of lasers in the different fields is an efficacious device to increase efficiency, quality, easiness, cost and convenience in dental therapy. The laser is an influential dental auxiliary to control pollution, wound reparations, the discharge and control of tremolo in the expulsion of hard tissues. Lasers designed specifically for this region are surgical and medical devices at the forefront of technology and are used by a large number of doctors in everyday use. Dental laser uses wavelengths that are absorbed in soft or solid tissues and given exceptional privacy in tissue. Its clinical capabilities are extremely complex, providing very good comfort for the patient. Clinical conditions will characterize the various and diverse applications of dental lasers depending on the power used during exposure and absorption of wavelengths in soft or hard tissues, emphasizing the benefits for each case.

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Lasers in Prosthodontics- A Review.

Cited by 7 publications

References 13 publications

Application of Lasers in Various Procedures Performed in Prosthodontics; A Systemic Review

Application of Lasers in Various Procedures Performed in Prosthodontics; A Systemic Review

Laser: silent revolution in prosthetic dentistry bridging the gap to future. historical review

Mathematical Study for laser and its Clinical Applications in dentistry: Review and Outlook

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