Lasers: A Minimal Invasive Approach in Maxillofacial Surgery.
Journal Title: International Journal of Dental Science and Innovative Research (IJDSIR) - Year 2019, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
Lasers have revolutionarised the approach and treatment of oral lesions. With its minimal invasive micro surgery property it has increased the scope of treatment of various lesions. Lasers used in dentistry include visible beam laser and invisible beam lasers but since decades CO2 remains the laser of choice. Lasers have advantage of excellent tissue cutting, better intraoperative control on bleeding, less post operative complications, and less surgical time required over conventional methods. Future research is must to include laser in the dental armamentarium. This review gives a revelation about lasers and its application in oral surgery.
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Dr. Seema S. Pendharkar
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