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See Latest ArticlesWavelength effect in temporomandibular joint pain: a clinical experience
Lasers in Medical Science, 07/10/09
Carvalho CM et al. - The results were statistically analyzed and showed that 64% of the patients were asymptomatic or had improved after treatment and that the association of both wavelengths was statistically significant in the asymptomatic group. It was concluded that the association of red and infrared (IR) laser light was effective in pain reduction on TMJ disorders of several origins.
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