Comparative study of skeletal anterior open bite correction using low-energy laser technology and osseointegration of posterior dental sutures

Patients with skeletal open bites are characterized by a long facial morphology characterized by increased anterior facial elevation and posterior rotation of the mandible. Orthodontic treatment of this type of malocclusion is difficult.

Evaluation of Low-Level Laser Therapy Effect on Accelerating Orthodontic Archwires Change During Alignment and Leveling Stage

This study aimed to evaluate the effect of low-level laser therapy (LLLT) on orthodontic treatment time reduction throughout leveling and alignment stage. We can conclude depending on this study results that LLLT is an effective method for orthodontic archwire change acceleration and consequently for reducing the orthodontic treatment time.

The Effect Of Intrusion Method On The Change Of Occlusal Relationships During The Treatment of The Skeletal Anterior Open Bite – A Comparative Study Between Decortication And Low Level laser-

This study aims to evaluate the effect of intrusion method on the occlusal relationships during the Anterior Open Bite treatment by applying Decortication and Low Level Laser by using posterior bite block to intrude the posterior segment by analyzing study casts.