Photobiomodulation
at DENTISTRY

Photobiomodulation (PBM) brings significant innovation to the dental field. This non-invasive technique uses specific light sources to stimulate tissue at the cellular level, offering a complementary approach to various dental treatments.

Importance
for DENTAL health

In dentistry, photobiomodulation is particularly relevant because of its ability to facilitate tissue regeneration processes and reduce inflammation, both of which are crucial to improving dental care outcomes and reducing recovery time for individuals.

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Advantages of photobiomodulation
in dentistry

Reduces unpleasant sensations

Photobiomodulation helps to effectively soothe the unpleasant sensations often associated with dental procedures. Thanks to its light emissions and magnetic field, the device reduces the excitability of nerve tissue, offering greater comfort during and after dental treatment.

Improved recovery and regeneration

The device stimulates fibroblast formation and collagen production, essential for healing and regeneration of soft tissue and bone. This is particularly beneficial in post-operative care, implant preparation, and the care of conditions such as oral mucositis and gingivitis.

Inflammation management

Photobiomodulation moderates inflammation without invasive medication. It significantly reduces inflammatory markers such as PGE2, facilitating faster and more comfortable recovery for individuals suffering from inflammation related to dental procedures.

Specific applications
in dentistry

Concrete examples

Photobiomodulation has proved highly effective in a number of dental situations. For example, it is used to accelerate healing after dental extractions, minimizing the risk of post-operative complications.

Case studies

Dentists using photobiomodulation report significant improvements in pain management and tissue healing. One study showed a 38% reduction in the inflammation marker PGE2 within two hours of application, facilitating rapid and effective recovery. These results were particularly beneficial for individuals undergoing regular treatments such as those for gingivitis or procedures involving dental implants.

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Recommendations foruse

For best results in dentistry with photobiomodulation, it is recommended to position the device in close proximity to the area being treated, using laser and LED emissions to precisely target the affected tissue. Pre-set programs can be customized according to the type of treatment required, with typically short sessions ranging from a few minutes for mild inflammation to longer sessions for more complex cases.

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Contact and support

We encourage all dental professionals interested in improving their practice with photobiomodulation to contact us for a personalized demonstration. This is an excellent opportunity to see first-hand how our technology can integrate and benefit your daily practice.

Make an appointment today to discover the specific benefits of photobiomodulation in dentistry and discuss your specific needs with one of our experts. We're here to help you make the most of our innovative solutions.

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Frequently asked questions
(FAQ)

How long does a typical dental treatment last?

A typical session can last from a few minutes for light care to 20 minutes for more complex cases, depending on the extent and severity of the condition being treated.

Can photobiomodulation be used in all cases?

Yes, photobiomodulation is designed to be used on a wide range of individuals, including those with pre-existing conditions, provided that all safety instructions are followed, the treatment is supervised by a qualified professional and taking into account contraindications and precautions for use.

Are there any side effects to photobiomodulation in dentistry?

Photobiomodulation is generally well tolerated, with no major side effects. However, inappropriate use may lead to slight irritation or a sensation of heat in the targeted area.

Can photobiomodulation be used in preventive dentistry?

Absolutely, photobiomodulation is excellent for preventive applications, such as maintaining gingival well-being and preventing mucositis in individuals exposed to oncology care.

What training is required to use Milta in dental practice?

Users must receive specific training in the use of Milta, including understanding care protocols, program settings and safety measures.

How can photobiomodulation be integrated into a daily dental routine?

It can be integrated as a complement to traditional dental care. It is ideal for post-operative preparation and recovery, pain management and improved healing. Careful planning with the dental team will maximize the benefits.