Soft Tissue Laser
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| • | Creating a trough around your gum for increased visibility and oral access. |
| • | Reshaping the gums for an improved appearance. |
| • | Removing excess gum tissue to allow for a proper bracket positioning. |
| • | Teeth whitening. |
| • | Uncovering an impacted tooth. |
| • | Releasing overly tight muscle attachments in your mouth. |
| • | Treating dental ulcers or cold sores. |
| • | Treating periodontal disease or infections, such as by removing infected gum tissue lining around your teeth and supporting the regeneration of healthy tissue. |
| • | Laser procedures are virtually painless. While heat and vibration are the sources of most pain associated with a dental drill, the laser allows us to carry out a wide range of treatments with less discomfort. This is because lasers use no sound, nor does the cutting transmit any heat or vibration. With less pain also comes less need for anesthesia. |
| • | The laser’s energy makes the patient’s teeth less sensitive. |
| • | Reduction of bleeding during and after surgical procedures. |
| • | Reduced swelling. |
| • | Shorter treatment time. |
| • | Reduced anxiety for patients who may be nervous. |
| • | Less risk of infection. |
| • | Better tooth preservation in cases of treating cavities. |
| • | Increased precision for delicate surgeries. |
| • | Overall, more efficient procedures. |
| • | Quicker recovery and tissue regeneration. |
Contact Information702 W. Arapaho Rd #108 Richardson, TX 75080 (972) 669-9444 info@drxixiwu.com Follow Us |
As the name suggests, laser dentistry involves the use of lasers to eliminate or alter different tissues in various oral treatments. While the concept in itself is nothing new, as lasers were first introduced for experimental use on teeth & gums in the early 1960’s, they are not yet seen as standard practice. Nonetheless, they are steadily approaching mainstream recognition. Today, we here at Dr. Xixi Wu will be educating you on the soft tissue laser as well as its applications, costs, and benefits.