Laser in dentistry

Why is laser good for curing gingival necrosis?

• The high-energy laser beam can get to the bottom of the gum pockets
• It makes the inflamed granulation tissue, bacteria and tissue remnants evaporate
• Stimulates bone cells, so that bone reconstruction can begin
• The gum pocket can heal

Why is laser good for root-canal treatment?

• It is able to get inside the root canal
• In the root canal, it eliminates bacteria and close dentines.
• Has a pain relief and inflation decreasing effect
• Considerably increases the chance of a successful root-canal treatment
• Prevents subsequent root tip cists

Why is laser good for tooth whitening?

• There is no need to whiten all the teeth because of one grey tooth
• It is effective in the case of a root treated tooth as well

Why is laser good for dental surgery?

• Speeds up the healing of a scar
• Decreases postoperative pain
• The removal of decayed tissues is easier
• Stops bleeding, therefore makes the treated area full visible, which is the basis of precise work
• speeds up the healing of painful ulcers and aphtae