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Dental Treatment 2018

Dentistry and Craniofacial Research

ISSN: 2576-392X

Page 69

September 10-11, 2018

Zurich, Switzerland

25

th

International Conference on

Dental Treatment

Background:

The introduction of laser in dentistry, in the 1960s, by

Miaman, led to a continuous research in the various applications

of lasers in dental practice particularly in prosthodontics.

Nowadays, the use of laser in prosthodontics has replaced many

conventional surgical and technical procedures and is about to

replace the dental handpiece. The aim of this review is to provide

a complete understanding of the fundamentals of lasers and their

applications in the various disciplines of prosthodontics. Laser

in dentistry become a must in dental clinic for some specific

patients, and a need for the others, what can’t not be solved by

using the traditional treatment, laser could be a good choice to

resolve it. Laser use in dentistry has expanded and improved

some treatment options for clinicians who have adopted this

technology

Objective:

The objective of this lecture is to provide an overview

on: the fundamentals of laser science; what are the common

components of all lasers devices; laser wavelengths available

in dentistry, and the best laser to select in prosthodontics

treatment; the applications of lasers in the various branches of

prosthodontics; the advantage of using laser over the traditional

treatment and; clinical cases presentation.

Methodology:

A recent review about the use of lasers in dentistry

was conducted.

Results:

Dentistry today is evolving tremendously and the use of

lasers in dentistry is a double edged sword: if it is properly used,

laser can be an initial and/or additional tool in our daily practice,

whereas if it is misused it can lead to catastrophic results.

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Application of laser in prosthodontics

Randa Zein

University of Genoa, Italy

J Dent Craniofac Res 2018, Volume 3

DOI: 10.21767/2576-392X-C3-009