In the first three randomised single blinded clinical trials, NuralyteTM has been able to significantly raise the electric pulp testing (EPT) threshold into levels sufficient to induce pre-emptive analgesia (anaesthesia) when compared to three control diode laser devices.
In the fourth and fifth clinical trials, NuralyteTM was significantly superior to topical anaesthetic gel in eliminating or reducing the pain associated with dental needle injection.
After 60 seconds of exposure to the rays of NuralyteTM, pre-emptive analgesia (anaesthesia) was induced in human teeth in less than 2 minutes and lasted for around 20 minutes
The NuralyteTM device is straightforward to use in dental settings and no particular training is required for dental staff.
Related scientific publications/citations:
Kulkarni S, Walsh LJ, Bhurani Y, George R: Assessment of the onset of analgesia and length of analgesia following the use of PBM with different wavelengths: a clinical study. Lasers Med Sci 39, 236 (2024) DOI: 10.1007/s10103-024-04184-y
