Lasers hard and soft tissues

Laser Dentistry for Hard Tissues

Lasers in hard tissue dentistry are used for procedures such as cavity detection and removal, tooth preparations for fillings, and treating tooth sensitivity. The focused light energy of the laser allows for precise removal of decayed areas while preserving healthy tooth structure, enhancing the overall health and integrity of the teeth.

Key Benefits:

• Precision and Accuracy: Lasers allow for exact targeting of decayed areas, minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissues.
• Reduced Pain and Discomfort: The use of lasers often eliminates the need for anesthesia and reduces post-operative discomfort.
• Minimized Bleeding: Lasers cauterize as they cut, significantly reducing bleeding and promoting faster healing.

Laser Dentistry for Soft Tissues

For soft tissue treatments, lasers are used in procedures such as gum reshaping, treatment of gum disease, and removal of lesions or tumors. The gentle and precise nature of laser technology ensures that these procedures are performed with minimal invasiveness, leading to quicker recovery and improved outcomes.

Key Benefits:

• Enhanced Comfort: Laser treatments are less invasive, resulting in reduced pain and discomfort during and after the procedure.
• Faster Healing: The laser’s ability to promote coagulation reduces bleeding and swelling, leading to quicker recovery times.
• Reduced Risk of Infection: Lasers sterilize the area as they work, reducing the risk of infection and promoting better overall oral health.