Hard Tissue

• Laser Bleaching (see description below)
• Remove Existing White Fillings
• Remove Early Tooth Decay
• Re-Tread Worn or Broken Teeth Without Numbing

Soft Tissue

• Recovery of Dental Implants Without Second Surgery
• Remove Diseased Gum Tissue
• Cosmetic Reshaping of Gums
• Remove Tongue, Lip and Cheek Lesions
• Assistance in Periodontal and Oral Surgery

Advantages of the Dental Laser

• Need Little to No Anesthesia
• Immediate and Precise Results
• Less Trauma to Tissue
• Shortens Overall Treatment Time
• More Patient Comfort After Procedure (seals blood vessels and nerve endings as it cuts)
• Eliminates the Need for Sutures
• No Return Visit for Suture Removal
• Predictable Healing Time
• Predictable Long Term Results
  
• Decreases Chance for Infection After Surgery

Laser Bleaching

Before ........................................... After

Requires an initial appointment for consultation and a panoramic x-ray, as all individuals are not candidates for laser bleaching. If you are a candidate impressions can be taken at this appoinment.

The process consists of two in-office bleaching sessions plus a home bleaching kit. First step consists of laser bleaching in the office. Immediately following the bleaching, home bleaching trays will be worn for 14 consecutive nights.

The final deep bleaching and sealing will be performed in the office. It is recommended to re-bleach at home once every six months at the time of cleanings.

 

Gingivectomy

The laser is used to remove diseased (infected) soft tissue or excess tissue caused from medication or orthodontics.

Benign Tumor Removal

Unsightly growths removed from the lips, toungue and cheek using the dental laser. Little to no bleeding & no stitches required after treatment. Healing time is greatly reduced.

 

Removal of White Fillings

Old, discolored white fillings can be removed and replaced with the ERYAG laser. Most cases no numbing required and no discomfort

 

"Smile-Lift"

The laser is used to removed excess or uneven gum that can be seen when smiling wide. This allows the teeth to look larger and your smile to look younger.