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Evaluating Laser and Piezocision vs. Piezocision Alone on Root Resorption and Gingival Health During Tooth Retraction
This trial aims to determine whether using a special laser (low-level laser therapy, or LLLT) in combination with a minor surgical procedure (piezocision) can safely accelerate orthodontic treatment. We are looking at its effect on two main safety issues: root shortening (root resorption) and gum health. We will compare three groups of patients who have their front teeth pulled back: one group receives the surgery and the laser, one receives the surgery alone, and one receives standard braces. We will measure root length on X-rays and check gums at the start, before the retraction phase, and after all the space is closed.
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