EFFECT OF LOW-POWER LASER IN THE AMOUNT OF DENTAL MOVEMENT AND IN THE PERCEPTION OF PAIN IN CANINE DISTALIZATION MECHANICS
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Low power laser, Tooth movement, OrthodonticsAbstract
Aim: To compare the amount of tooth movement and the perception of pain in patients under going distal movement of canines with and without the application of low-power laser Materials and Method: Prospective field and level quasi-experimental. He worked with twenty young patients with extractions of first premolars. It was developed under the scheme mouth applying to them the starting low-power laser only on the right side, this side being the experimental group and the control group left. Observation techniques and EVA questionnaire was applied to assess pain. Results: The amount of tooth movement in patients under going the application of low-power laser had an average of 1.33mm,1.37mm and 1.56mm (for first, second and third posttest respectively). The perception of pain according to the EVA test was hurt a bit. The amount of tooth movement in patients without the application of low power laser in orthodontic mechanics for canine distalization had an average of 1.25mm, 1.31mm and 1.45mm (for first, second and third posttest respectively). The perception of pain for this process was a little hurt and it hurts even more. It is applied in analysis Student t for statistical analysis Conclusions: The difference between the amount of tooth movement with and with out the use of low-power laser is not statistically significantin any of the three posttest. When comparing the difference between the perception of pain with and with out the use of lasers, it is obtained if there is statistically significant difference in decreasing pain perception.
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