As we know diode laser works best in red, inflammed and dark pigmented tissues. These all come under natural chomophores. Is there any study where externally applied dyes or stains have altered the efficiency of diode laser ?
What do you mean by NONSENSE. You have never heard of the concept of using external chromophores/dyes to improve the cutting efficiency or improve bactericidal effect of diode laser?
If you dont have answer keep shut, don't post for the sake of it..
@Michael Or a slightly different quote in German (also attributed to Pauli): "Das ist nicht nur nicht richtig, es ist nicht einmal falsch!"
By "Efficiency of diode laser", i meant "cutting efficiency and/or bactericidal efficiency only"
which wavelength you are using? 810nm, 830nm indocyanine green is good.
anyother wavelength ask i might help.
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