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Laser, enzymes and liquid ozone: what did clinical practice show?
A clinical abstract compares three treatments in periodontology and implant surgery: the diode laser, a natural enzymatic gel and ozone in liquid form. Applied in parallel, the gel and the liquid ozone led to early healing, with relief of postoperative pain. The advantage of the liquid form: gaseous ozone disperses and loses much of its effect.
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What the authors conclude
The diode laser aimed at rapid healing. Applying GelEnzyme and LiquidOzone in parallel led to early healing, with relief of postoperative pain and re-epithelialisation. The synergy of the three is recommended for immediate haemostasis, rapid healing and tissue regeneration within a few days.
- Issuer
- The institution is not named in the document
- Document type
- Abstract of clinical experience
- Number
- No number
- Date
- Undated in the document
- Field
- Periodontology and implant surgery
- Object analyzed
- Diode laser, natural enzymatic gel GelEnzyme and liquid ozone LiquidOzone
- Method
- Comparison in current clinical practice: recovery times and the extent of periodontal healing after implant surgery
- Level of evidence
- C, abstract without a full article