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A Softer, Smarter Way to Treat Gum Disease
Laser therapy offers a modern way to treat gum disease with precision and care. It targets problem areas directly, giving a gentler, more efficient approach that supports your gum health without the stress of traditional treatments.
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What Is Laser Therapy?
Laser therapy uses a focused beam of light energy to treat the soft tissue in your gums. The light penetrates affected areas, stimulating healing while carefully removing diseased tissue.
The laser’s energy helps increase blood flow, reduce inflammation, and sterilize the treatment site. Unlike conventional periodontal procedures that rely on scalpels and sutures, laser therapy is minimally invasive, allowing for faster recovery and greater comfort.
What Can Be Done with Laser Therapy
Our team can perform a variety of procedures using laser technology, including:
- Frenectomy: Removing or reshaping the small fold of tissue under the tongue or lip.
- Osseous Surgery: Reshaping bone and gum tissue to treat severe gum disease.
- Gum Grafting: Encouraging healthy gum tissue growth to protect tooth roots.
Laser therapy also targets and removes diseased areas of the gums while encouraging healthy tissue regeneration. This precise approach lowers the risk of gum disease returning compared to traditional surgical methods.
Benefits of Laser Therapy
Comfort
Laser treatment reduces bleeding, swelling, and postoperative sensitivity. Without the noise, vibration, or invasiveness of traditional tools, procedures are quicker, virtually painless, and much less stressful.
Reduced Risk of Infection
The high-energy laser sterilizes the treated area as it works, lowering bacterial contamination and reducing the chance of complications or gum disease returning.
Limited or No Anesthesia
Many laser procedures require only a light anesthetic spray or none at all, making the experience more comfortable and eliminating the side effects of traditional anesthesia.
Precision and Preservation
Lasers target only diseased tissue, leaving healthy gum tissue intact. Precision helps preserve your natural gums and encourages better long-term healing.
Faster Healing and Regeneration
Because the laser is minimally invasive, tissue begins to heal immediately. In some cases, it can even stimulate the gums to regenerate and reattach to teeth, supporting stronger, healthier gums.
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