The Prosthetic Management of a Case of Epulis Fissuratum  by a Novel Technique

Mekayssi, Rabia; Taleb, Bouchra; Merzouk, Nadia; Benfdil, Faiza

doi:10.15517/ijds.2020.40834

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“…[2][3][4][5][6] Lasers that can be used for excision include the CO2 laser, the Erbium: YAG laser, the Neodymium: YAG laser, and the diode laser. 7 The advantages of laser therapy include minimal bleeding, decreased post-operative pain, faster wound healing, no edema, and the exclusion of sutures. 8 These advantages have led to the vast application of lasers in minor surgeries.…”

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Clinical applications of diode lasers in dentistry - Case series with review of literature

Kanathila,

Pangi,

Patil

et al. 2024

APRD

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In the realm of dentistry, lasers make it possible to administer numerous treatment modalities more effectively, leading to successful outcomes in the majority of cases. Numerous applications of lasers in general practice and implantology have been shown to be more efficient than traditional ones. Dental professionals are better able to choose the ideal wavelength and mode for various patients during clinical procedures when they have a complete understanding of lasers, their features, and mechanisms of action. Lasers have been used in a variety of therapeutic modalities, including pain management, the removal of soft tissue lesions, crown lengthening, sulcus uncovering operations in implantology, etc. This article shows the application of diode lasers successfully in various dental treatment procedures.

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Clinical applications of diode lasers in dentistry - Case series with review of literature

Kanathila,

Pangi,

Patil

et al. 2024

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“…Various types of lasers are used in the surgery of the soft oral tissues such as CO2 laser, ER : YAG laser, ND : YAG laser, diode laser, argon laser, and KTP laser [ 2 , 18 – 20 ].…”

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Preprosthetic Management of “Flabby Ridge” on Edentulous Patient

Mizouri

Tayari

Mahfoudhi

et al. 2021

Case Reports in Dentistry

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For edentulous patients, the integrity of the osteomucosal-bearing surface is a significant factor for the balance of the future removable prosthesis. The supporting tissues are influenced by several factors. Physiological bone resorption, senescence, and changes caused by systemic diseases and polypharmacy lead to modifications in these tissues. Similarly, trauma caused by an ill-fitted prosthesis influences the degree of bone resorption and the development of hyperplastic tissue. The etiology of bone resorption is multifactorial and complex, with continuous individual variations that are often unexplained. Although, no study has been able to establish the importance of the different factors in relation to each other, it is often reported that chronic excessive mechanical pressure in relation to occlusal constraints is responsible for the appearance of local resorption’s areas. The aim of this work is to present, through three clinical cases, the various factors involved in the alteration of the osteomucous-bearing surface and eventually, possible therapeutic attitude to deal with.

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The Prosthetic Management of a Case of Epulis Fissuratum by a Novel Technique

Cited by 2 publications

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Clinical applications of diode lasers in dentistry - Case series with review of literature

Clinical applications of diode lasers in dentistry - Case series with review of literature

Preprosthetic Management of “Flabby Ridge” on Edentulous Patient

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