Toward precision photobiomodulation for radiation-induced xerostomia: Clinical evidence, salivary biomarkers, and artificial intelligence.
A review of photobiomodulation therapy for radiation-induced salivary dysfunction found that it may improve objective salivary flow in some cases, but subjective xerostomia benefits remain inconsistent. Salivary biomarkers and artificial intelligence models show potential but require validation before personalised treatment approaches can be implemented clinically.
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