Treatments That Use Laser Technology
- Gum reshaping and contouring – correcting a “gummy” smile or uneven gumline
- Treating gum disease – removing infected gum tissue and reducing bacteria below the gumline
- Cavity treatment – removing decay with minimal impact on surrounding healthy tooth structure
- Frenectomy – releasing a tight lip or tongue tie in children and adults
- Treating mouth ulcers and sores – reducing pain and speeding up healing
- Teeth whitening activation – used alongside whitening gel to enhance results
Why Choose Laser Dentistry
- Less discomfort – many procedures need little to no anaesthesia
- Reduced bleeding – lasers seal tissue as they work, minimising blood loss
- Faster healing – less trauma to surrounding tissue means quicker recovery
- Greater precision – allows the doctor to target only the affected area, preserving more healthy tissue
- Lower infection risk – the laser sterilises the treatment area as it works
What Happens During Treatment
- Consultation & examination – assessing whether your treatment is suitable for a laser-based approach
- Local anaesthesia if needed – many laser procedures require little to none, but this depends on the treatment
- Laser treatment – the affected area is treated with precision, often with less discomfort than traditional instruments
- Aftercare guidance – most laser treatments have a notably shorter recovery time than conventional methods
Who This Is For
- Patients seeking a more comfortable alternative to traditional treatment methods
- Patients with gum disease, mouth ulcers, or a gummy smile
- Anyone who feels anxious about drills, needles, or longer recovery times
- Parents considering a frenectomy for their child
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