With the constant progress of laser physics, medical laser technology has been widely applied in clinical practices and basic researches. In this article, we reviewed the relevant articles on the laser applications in dental implantology and concluded that lasers provides promising solutions in the treatment technology of dental implants and in the treatment of soft and hard tissue conditions.
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