Laser Dentistry
The Benefits of WaterLase Dentistry
MORE COMFORTABLE• WaterLase dentistry uses laser energy and a gentle spray of water to perform a wide range of dental procedures without the heat, vibration and pressure associated with the dental drill. This means faster healing time and less trauma to teeth and gums.The Benefits of EPIC™ Dentistry
3 UNIQUE THERAPY• Soft tissue surgery with precision and comfort• Relief of pain in soft tissue such as periodontal pocket therapy, muscles around TMJ or oral lesions such as ulcers• Teeth whitening in 20 mintuesWhat Can WaterLase Dentistry Do?
We may use WaterLase dentistry laser to treat your gums or other soft tissue in your mouth to:IMPROVE YOUR SMILEWe may suggest contouring or shaping your gums using WaterLase dentistry to improve the appearance of your smile – safely removing excess gum tissue that may give you a “gummy” smile, or make your front teeth appear irregular in size or shape.REMOVE ORAL GROWTHSQuickly and safely remove growths or excess tissue in your mouth including gum tissue over an unerupted tooth, small “tags” called papilla, and growths called fibromas.FIX A “TONGUE TIE” OR PREVENT GUM RECESSIONConnections that restrict the movement of your tongue or cause your gums to recede can be “released” with less post-operative pain.TREAT PERIODONTAL DISEASEWe recommend using WaterLase dentistry to remove debris and bacteria between your teeth and gums that can cause bleeding gums, gum recession and even loss of teeth. For moderate to severe gum disease, ask your doctor about REPAIR minimally invasive periodontal treatment.What Can EPIC™ Dentistry Do?
We may use EPIC™ dentistry laser for:Soft Tissue SurgeryEPIC™ offers precise control of tissue cutting for different procedures and tissue biotypes. With exclusive diode laser wavelength, EPIC™ cuts soft tissue cleaner, with more hemostasis and supreme patient comfort.IN-OFFICE TOOTH WHITENINGEPIC™ is a fast and effective in-office teeth-whitening solution with an average of 4-6 shades whiter in only 20 minutes of treatment time. It is a reliable whitening option for people who are looking for fast whitening solution.RELIEF OF PAIN & LOW LEVEL LIGHT THERAPYEPIC provides precise settings related to the amount of laser energy dispersed into targeted tissue, which can offer pain relief and accelerated healing in soft tissue. This means benefits in treatment for TMJ pain and periodontal./gum surgery, as well as other capabilities including relief of pain in lesions such as aphthous ulcers, herpetic lesions.Contact us today to find out if Laser Dentistry is right for you.FAQs
Laser dentistry may be suitable for certain soft tissue and gum-related procedures, as well as some other dental applications. However, it is not appropriate for every situation. Our dentist in Aspendale Gardens will assess your condition and discuss whether laser dentistry is suitable based on your individual needs.
In some situations, laser-assisted procedures may involve less discomfort; however, the need for anaesthesia varies depending on the treatment and individual sensitivity. Your dentist will discuss appropriate pain management options with you.
Laser dentistry may allow for more precise treatment of targeted areas and may reduce impact on surrounding tissues in certain procedures. Outcomes can vary, and your dentist will explain the expected approach based on your needs.
Laser dentistry may not be suitable in every case. Factors such as the type of procedure required, the condition being treated, and your overall oral health will influence whether this approach is recommended. At Dental Harmony in Aspendale Gardens, we conduct a thorough assessment to determine whether laser dentistry is suitable for you.
After treatment, your dentist will provide specific aftercare instructions tailored to the procedure performed. This may include advice on oral hygiene, diet, and managing any temporary sensitivity to support healing.
Laser dentistry has certain limitations and may not be suitable for all types of dental work. For example, some procedures involving hard tooth structures or complex restorations may still require conventional techniques. Your dentist will discuss the most appropriate option for you.