The Effect of Low-level Laser Therapy on Trigeminal XXXX : A Review of Literature.

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The effect of low intensity laser radiation in the treatment of acute and @entity1118 is now established in many studies. Tri-geminal @entity9 is a @entity158 passes through nerve's branches and its trigger is located in skin or mucosa that could lead to @entity158 with a trigger stimulus. The @entity158 involved branches of trigeminal nerve that sometimes has @entity1 to seek the treatment for several years. Nowadays different treatments are used for relief of @entity158 that most of them cause tolerance and various side effects. This paper reviews and summarizes scientific papers available in English literature publishedin PubMed, Scopus, Science Direct, Inter science, and Iran Medex from 1986 until July 2011 about the effect of these types of lasers on @entity4254 which is one of the most @entity158 afflictions known. In different studies, the effect of laser therapy has been compared with placebo irradiation or medicinal and surgical treatment modalities. Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) is a treatment strategy which uses a single wavelength light source. Laser radiation and monochromatic light may alter cell and tissue function. However, in most studies laser therapy was associated with significant reduction in the intensity and frequency of @entity158 compared with other treatment strategies, a few studies revealed that between laser and placebo group there was not any significant difference according to the analgesic effect. Low-level laser therapy could be considered in treatment of @entity4254 without any side effects.
