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Study aim
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The effect of low level laser on tooth sensivity after orthodontic resection.
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Design
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This study is a randomized clinical trial with a parallel design and a control group. This randomized study will be performed on 28 patients. For randomization, Random numbers will be generated online and participants are assigned to two intervention groups and one control group.
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Settings and conduct
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This study, which will be performed in the specialized dental clinic of Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, is double-blind. In this double-blind study, researchers and patients are kept blind as to what type of treatment they will receive. Also, researchers and participants have no role in the process of randomization and assignment of intervention groups.At each point, the surface of the mucosa dries, and the laser probe, which is covered with disposable nylon foam, adheres vertically to the mucosa and presses until the mucosa surface is partially white.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: age between 18 to 22 years; Informed consent; People who needed orthodontics.
Exclusion criteria: Dependence on psychotropic drugs; History of anticonvulsant and antidepressant use; Chronic systemic diseases such as liver, lung, heart and kidney diseases etc...; History of neuropathic disorders
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Intervention groups
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The first intervention group will receive a 200-wavelength laser (at each buccal or lingual surface, two dots, one 5 mm from the gingival margin and one point near the apex, apply the laser probe for 4 seconds). The second intervention group will receive a laser with a wavelength of 300 (in each buccal or lingual surface, two points, one at a distance of 5 mm from the gingival margin and one point near the apex, the laser probe is applied for 4 seconds).
The control group will not receive a laser.
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Main outcome variables
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Tooth sensitivity