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Laser Dentistry
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| • | Gum disease treatment. The laser can be used to remove infected gum tissue, making treatment with scaling and root planing possible. The laser can also be used to eliminate bacteria from periodontal pockets as well as seal pockets and stimulate the growth of new tissue to encourage healing. |
| • | Cavity treatment. We can use a laser to remove decay from a cavity and prepare it for a filling. With diagnotic laser cavity detection, we can remove only what needs to be removed, leaving more of your natural tooth structure intact. |
| • | Teeth whitening. A laser can help to enhance the effectiveness of the bleaching agent during in-office whitening. |
| • | Root canal therapy. After removing the infected pulp from the affected tooth, the laser can help to disinfect the inside. |
| • | Soft tissue biopsies. With a soft tissue laser, we can remove abnormalities in soft tissues to examine them under a microscope. |
| • | Oral surgery. In many cases, the laser is taking the place of the scalpel for different surgical procedures. |
| • | Pinpoint accuracy. The laser is so accurate, we can treat only the target tissue, leaving all healthy tissues intact. This accuracy also allows for reduced tissue trauma, reducing pain and swelling following different treatments. |
| • | Less anesthesia is needed. |
| • | Reduced bleeding. The laser cauterizes tissues as it cuts, reducing the amount of bleeding you experience. |
| • | Reduced downtimes following treatments. |
| • | Allowing patients with dental fears and anxieties to get necessary treatments. The laser is much less invasive, reducing pain, swelling, and bleeding. This can be a great relief for patients who are anxious or fearful about receiving dental care. |
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Office Hours
Monday: 9 AM to 5 PM Tuesday: 8 AM to 5 PM Wednesday: 8 AM to 5 PM Thursday: 8 AM to 2 PM Friday: CLOSED |
