Photobiomodulation effect on angiogenic proteins produced and released by dental pulp cells
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G. Garlet | D. Rios | L. Vitor | T. Cruvinel | M. Machado | C. Santos | V. T. Sakai | M. T. Bergamo | N. Lourenço-Neto | R. C. Oliveira | T. M. Oliveira
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