Laser Dentistry

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Laser dentistry is an innovative and precise way to perform dental care for gum surgery, cavity treatment, or oral issues and other dental procedures. It is a minimally invasive option and has a huge potential to improve dental procedures.

A laser is an instrument that produces a narrow, intense beam of light energy. Medical professionals use these focused beams to remove or shape tissues in a highly specific area without damaging surrounding tissues. On contact with tissue, it causes a reaction. Laser has proved to be an effective tool to increase efficiency, cost, comfort, ease and shorter time spans of dental procedures. Laser dentistry is best suited for children who are frightened of dental work done on them.

Lasers used in dentistry

Dentists use lasers in a variety of procedures depending on the tissue type.

For hard tissues:
Caries prevention
Bleaching
Restorative removal and curing
Cavity preparation
Dentinal hypersensitivity
Growth modulation

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Types of Laser

Lasers used in dental practice can be classified into lasing mediums (gas laser and solid laser). Tissue applicability (hard tissue and soft tissue lasers) and range of wavelength.

Benefits of Laser Dentistry

Dentists choose laser because of the distinct benefits laser provide over traditional or manual treatments such as

Anaesthetic is not necessary laser treatment
Lasers sterilize the gums avoiding infections
Since the laser is targeted towards the area of interest, so less healing time and less damage to gums
Less loss of blood than conventional surgery

What happens during laser surgery?

Laser surgeries are similar to other dentistry surgeries. You walk into the dentist’s office like an ordinary dental visit. The dentist gives you a small amount of anaesthesia, lies you back on the chair with your mouth propped open while he works his way inside. You might feel some vibrations or small discomfort from the laser but that is normal and the feeling goes away quickly.

Are dental lasers safe?

Dental lasers are as safe as any other dental instrument. Just make sure your dentist is a trained practitioner. German Dental Center has the best dentists with years of laser education and training.