Laser Treatments

Dental laser procedures involve the use of specialized lasers in various dental treatments. These lasers produce a narrow, intense beam of light that can be used for precise and targeted applications in the mouth.

Here are some common dental laser procedures:

1) Gum contouring

2) Gingivectomy

3) Gum Tissue Disinfection

4) Dental Crown Lengthening

Advantages of Lasers

• Precision: Lasers allow for precise targeting of treatment areas, minimizing damage to surrounding tissues.
• Minimized Discomfort: Laser procedures often result in reduced discomfort compared to traditional techniques, leading to faster healing and recovery.
• Reduced Bleeding: The laser’s cauterizing effect helps to seal blood vessels, leading to minimal bleeding during and after procedures.
• Reduced Need for Anesthesia: In some cases, dental lasers can reduce the need for local anesthesia, making treatments more comfortable for patients.
• Faster Healing: Laser procedures often promote faster healing and tissue regeneration due to their ability to stimulate cellular activity and minimize trauma.