Laser Therapy

Why Laser Therapy?

Laser dentistry involves the use of dental lasers to treat a wide range of dental conditions.

Benefits of Laser Therapy:

Minimally invasive process

Dental lasers are built to function without pressure, heat or continuous vibration, allowing dentists to perform dental procedures without little or no need for anesthesia. Lasers are minimally invasive and remove the need for dental drills. This means patients will feel lower pressure, ultimately reducing pain and discomfort during the procedure.

Faster healing and recovery

Laser dentistry operates with incredible precision, resulting in minimal trauma to the tooth, gum and surrounding tissues of the oral cavity. Lasers target only the affected tissues. With laser dentistry, the dentist can reshape or remove soft or hard tissues. This translates to a reduced healing time. The entire process is almost pain-free with quicker recovery times.

Protects teeth from trauma

Due to the precise nature of laser treatments, the technology can preserve healthy areas of the teeth during cavity removal. For those with bacterial infections, preserving healthy teeth helps to ensure a better recovery.

Reduced bleeding and infection

When used for dental procedures, the laser's high-energy beam causes blood coagulation to reduce blood loss. A condition like gum disease can cause gum bleeding and bone loss, which means it is crucial to eliminate bacterial presence from the teeth and gum pockets. Lasers will not only remove and kill the bacteria but reduce gum bleeding and swelling. Concurrently, since the laser beam sterilizes the affected area during the procedure, there is a lower risk of bacterial infection or complications.

Hours

Monday–Thursday:

8am to 5pm

Friday:

8am to 2pm