Laser Theraphy

In periodontal laser Therapy, the provider uses a dental laser to access and remove the inflamed gum tissue from around the root of the tooth. When the infected tissue is removed and root is exposed, the root scalling begins. This involves scraping off the calculus and plaque buildup below the gumline and around the root. The dentist then smoothens the root with instruments to remove any rough spots that might attract bacteria and cause future infections. The area between the gum and the root can then regenerate during the healing process.

Advantages of Laser Therapy

1. No general anesthetic is needed, as is sometimes required for other forms of dental surgery
2. Lasers can target the diseased areas precisely and accurately
3. Bleeding, pain and swelling are limited because periodontal laser therapy is less invasive than regular surgery.
4. Recovery and healing times are shorter

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