Heat Generation by Diode Laser (1064-nm) on Dental Implants. (An in vitro study)
Aims: The aim of this study was to assess temperature changes of dental implant body when using different wattage of diode laser (Fox laser 1064-nm) and set a proposed power setting that has no detrimental effect on adjacent bone. Materials and Methods: Seventy-five Titanium implants with healing s...
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University of Mosul, College of Dentistry
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| description | Aims: The aim of this study was to assess temperature changes of dental implant body when using different wattage of diode laser (Fox laser 1064-nm) and set a proposed power setting that has no detrimental effect on adjacent bone. Materials and Methods: Seventy-five Titanium implants with healing screws were used in this study. Thermocouple technology was used to measure the temperature level generated in the dental im-plant body when being exposed to laser. The implants were fixed in an acrylic mandible model and then placed in a controlled water bath at 37 °C. Time to reach a temperature degree of 47 °C were recorded after each wattage as well as the dropping time of temperature to reach a degree of 37° C was recorded. Results: The decrease in time needed to reach 47 °C was directly related to an increase in wattage and as such the time is inversely related to wattage. All the recording time measures dropped to 37 °C with no significant differences. Conclusion: It can be concluded that using diode laser in at 6 wattages with pulsed wave settings produced high temperature with minimum time compared when using 2 wattage settings which needed more time to produce the same heat |
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| spelling | doaj.art-f04a9844790249668e38165acc957c8f2022-12-21T20:15:57ZaraUniversity of Mosul, College of DentistryAl-Rafidain Dental Journal1812-12171998-03452021-09-0121224025010.33899/rdenj.2021.129869.1099Heat Generation by Diode Laser (1064-nm) on Dental Implants. (An in vitro study)Abdulhameed N. Aldabagh Aims: The aim of this study was to assess temperature changes of dental implant body when using different wattage of diode laser (Fox laser 1064-nm) and set a proposed power setting that has no detrimental effect on adjacent bone. Materials and Methods: Seventy-five Titanium implants with healing screws were used in this study. Thermocouple technology was used to measure the temperature level generated in the dental im-plant body when being exposed to laser. The implants were fixed in an acrylic mandible model and then placed in a controlled water bath at 37 °C. Time to reach a temperature degree of 47 °C were recorded after each wattage as well as the dropping time of temperature to reach a degree of 37° C was recorded. Results: The decrease in time needed to reach 47 °C was directly related to an increase in wattage and as such the time is inversely related to wattage. All the recording time measures dropped to 37 °C with no significant differences. Conclusion: It can be concluded that using diode laser in at 6 wattages with pulsed wave settings produced high temperature with minimum time compared when using 2 wattage settings which needed more time to produce the same heathttps://rden.mosuljournals.com/pdf_169318_57eabb4adbcf3ddaab6d0fff60737e63.htmldental implantlaserheat generation. |
| spellingShingle | Abdulhameed N. Aldabagh Heat Generation by Diode Laser (1064-nm) on Dental Implants. (An in vitro study) Al-Rafidain Dental Journal dental implant laser heat generation. |
| title | Heat Generation by Diode Laser (1064-nm) on Dental Implants. (An in vitro study) |
| title_full | Heat Generation by Diode Laser (1064-nm) on Dental Implants. (An in vitro study) |
| title_fullStr | Heat Generation by Diode Laser (1064-nm) on Dental Implants. (An in vitro study) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Heat Generation by Diode Laser (1064-nm) on Dental Implants. (An in vitro study) |
| title_short | Heat Generation by Diode Laser (1064-nm) on Dental Implants. (An in vitro study) |
| title_sort | heat generation by diode laser 1064 nm on dental implants an in vitro study |
| topic | dental implant laser heat generation. |
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