Soft tissue laser therapy is employed to treat and manage a range of dental conditions affecting the gums and soft tissues. Pain and extended recovery times are common with most dental procedures. Dental lasers help reduce bleeding, tooth loss, tissue damage, and receding gums. The Picasso+ Diode Laser that we use in our practice offers a preventative solution to these problems by eliminating harmful bacteria and periodontal disease, reducing the need for stitches, local anesthetic, and periodontal packs.
Due to their precision and reduced discomfort, treatments with diode lasers often result in an improved overall patient experience, promoting a more positive perception of dental procedures.
Diode lasers can be used for photobiomodulation, which may help reduce bacterial levels and promote tissue healing in periodontal treatments.
You can place your trust in our utilization of Dental Soft-tissue Diode Laser for various reasons. Our dentist possesses specialized training and is equipped with the necessary tools to conduct precise soft tissue laser procedures. Additionally, we provide an advanced approach to Teeth whitening by employing a special Diode Laser tip, significantly reducing procedure time and eliminating post-procedure sensitivity.
Diode lasers are often used in cosmetic dentistry for gum contouring, enhancing the appearance of the smile by reshaping the gums.
Yes, diode lasers are commonly used for the treatment of gum disease, as they can remove infected tissue and promote gum health.
Diode lasers emit a concentrated beam of light that is absorbed by water and hemoglobin in soft tissues. This makes them effective for precision in soft tissue surgeries and treatments.
Generally, the use of a diode laser is associated with minimal discomfort. Local anesthesia may be applied for certain procedures, and patients often experience less bleeding and faster healing compared to traditional methods.
Our team will provide specific post-procedure care instructions, which may include recommendations for oral hygiene practices and avoiding certain foods or activities during the initial healing period.