The Use of the Low-Intensity Laser Therapy (LLLT) Technique for Face Burning

This work describes a case report by the Hospital Dentistry team of Beneficent Association Campo Grande Santa Casa MS, where patient presented with burn caused explosion carbon dioxide gas (Co2) through inhalation vapor acute physical changes, which resulted in burns that reached approximately 10% anterior area skull involvement cervical and pharyngeal region. Admitted under Orotracheal Intubation, he was treated using LLLT technique use InGaAIP low intensity laser on injured tissues. Through multi professional approach, Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) as therapeutic alternative for treatment injuries periorbital region, lips oral cavity, daily monitoring regular on-site applications therapy, there significant improvement healing rapid evolution, addition to analgesia reduced bleeding site inflammation