Laser Dentistry

Gum and soft-tissue treatment with less bleeding, less swelling, and faster recovery than conventional methods.

Overview

Where laser dentistry is used

Laser-assisted treatment is used for gum contouring and reshaping, treating gum disease, minor soft-tissue procedures like frenectomies, and preparing sites for implant placement. Because it's more precise and less invasive than a scalpel, healing is typically faster and more comfortable.

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Common uses

Gum reshaping for a smile makeover, treating gum disease and inflammation, minor frenectomies, and site preparation ahead of implant surgery.

Questions

Laser dentistry FAQ

Is laser gum treatment painful?

Most patients report significantly less discomfort than with traditional surgical instruments, and often need little to no anaesthesia for minor procedures.

How much faster is recovery?

Laser treatment typically reduces bleeding and swelling, which often shortens recovery time compared to conventional surgical methods โ€” your clinician will give you a specific estimate for your case.

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