Did you know…
The first dental laser was approved by the FDA in 1990, and was a soft tissue laser primarily used for periodontal (gum) treatment.
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The Benefits of Soft Tissue Laser Therapy
Minimally Invasive
Laser therapy allows for soft tissue treatments without the need for scalpels, which means less pain, less bleeding, and quicker healing times.
Reduced Discomfort
Laser procedures are more comfortable than traditional methods, as they cauterize blood vessels during treatment, minimizing swelling and discomfort.
Precision and Safety
he laser provides a high degree of precision, reducing the risk of injury to surrounding tissues. This leads to more accurate treatments and faster recovery times.
The Soft Tissue Laser Therapy Treatment Process
Evaluation and Preparation
During your visit, the dentist will assess your needs and decide if laser therapy is the best treatment option. The area to be treated will be numbed to ensure comfort.
Laser Treatment
The dentist uses a focused laser to remove or reshape the soft tissue. The laser energy promotes the healing process by stimulating blood flow and tissue regeneration.
Post-Treatment Care
After the procedure, your dentist will provide guidelines for post-treatment care, which may include instructions for managing any mild discomfort or swelling. Recovery time is typically quick, allowing you to return to regular activities sooner.
