Zap the pain: laser tested for faster healing after tooth pulls
NCT ID NCT06481293
Summary
This study tested if a special laser treatment could help heal painful 'dry sockets' faster in people who smoke after a tooth is pulled. 50 smokers with this painful condition were split into two groups: one got laser therapy three times a week, and the other got a standard medicated paste. Researchers measured how quickly the socket healed and how much pain people felt over two weeks.
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Badr University in Cairo
Cairo, 11837, Egypt
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