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Minimally invasive periodontal surgery with antimicrobial photodynamic therapy versus regenerative surgery for intrabony defects: a split-mouth randomized controlled trial.

Jul 2026 · Quintessence International · Vol 0 0, pp. 0 · 0 citations
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MIPS+aPDT provided the most favorable reduction in dysbiosis, alongside comparable clinical and radiographic improvements, and reduced postoperative morbidity, suggesting it as a clinically advantageous approach for intrabony defect management.

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