A dental laser is a cutting-edge technology focused beams of light to perform precise and minimally invasive dental procedures. Dental lasers are safe, -efficient, and offer several advantages over traditional dental instruments.

One of the primary uses of dental lasers is in soft tissue procedures. They can be used to reshape or remove gum tissue, treat gum disease, and perform periodontal surgeries. The laser energy precisely targets the affected area, resulting in less bleeding, minimal discomfort, and faster healing compared to conventional methods.

Dental lasers are also used in tooth decay treatment. They can remove decayed portions of the tooth and prepare the tooth for a dental filling. Laser treatment for cavities is often less invasive and may not require anesthesia. The laser can precisely target the decayed area, preserving more healthy tooth structure.