Laser dental services

• Gummy smile correction
• Reshape and straighten gums next to porcelain veneers
• Tissue retraction for impressions ­and eliminates need to pack cord

• Re­contouring of gum (crown lengthening)
• Oral surgery -­ Gingivectomy, Gingivoplasty, Frenectomy, Leukoplakia removal, Biopsies
• Tissue fusion ­- replacing sutures
• Implant exposure (2nd stage of implants)
• Incisions and draining of abscesses

• Low pain removal of nerve tissue
• Drying and Sterilisation of the root canal
• Single visit therapy sometimes possible

• Calculus removal below gum line
• Periodontal pocket decontamination
• Destroys bacteria involved in gum disease
• Promotes healing of gums and reattachment to root surfaces
• Acute gum infections

• Treatment of aphthous ulcers
• Treatment of cold sores/herpes – early intervention can prevent a cold sore from developing

• Low­ pain treatment: The LASER operates using very short pulses of energy. The pulses are so quick that the reaction threshold of nerves is not reached. Because of this anaesthetics are often not required for many procedures
• Sterile procedure: the LASER sterilises in action
• Germ­ destroying effect: Bacteria are vaporised instantly resulting in maximum germ reduction. LASER energy heats up and evaporates the moisture within bacterial cells.
• Reduced procedure time and efficient operation with less trauma
• Minimally invasive and precise: areas outside the laser beam are unaffected.

• Dental LASERS are more gentle than other methods of cutting hard and soft oral tissue
• Sterilises treatment area
• Minimal anaesthetic required
• Less bleeding and swelling
• Reduced need for stitches
• Promotes fast healing: Operations with Lasers result in little or no post surgical discomfort
  Immediate cosmetic results possible
• LASER treatments gently remove gum tissue to change the shape of the gum line

You are given protective eyewear. The area may be numbed with an anaesthetic injection although most times this is not required with a dental laser. A slight odour may be experienced during the procedure.

Yes. In the hands of a qualified trained dentist, lasers are very safe. As with any device used in the dental practice, we have undertaken the appropriate training courses with local instructors and overseas experts in laser dentistry.