Laser Assisted Dentistry

With the new generation of laser devices, it is possible to work on both soft and hard dental tissues without direct contact. During the treatment process, no pain occurs due to heat, vibration, or friction, making the procedure extremely comfortable for our patients.

In surgical procedures performed using laser devices, bleeding in the operation area is minimal to almost nonexistent. Laser devices effectively control bleeding. Additionally, post-operative pain, swelling, and discomfort in the surgical area are minimized, enabling a faster recovery process.

**What Are the Uses of Dental Lasers?**

Dental lasers have a wide range of applications in dentistry.

1. In aesthetic dentistry applications, to achieve a proper gum level that aligns with the lip appearance and to create symmetrical gums.

2. In cosmetic dentistry applications, for teeth whitening.

3. In implant surgery applications, to enhance success rates and minimize swelling and pain after the procedure.

4. In the treatment of gum diseases, allowing treatments to be completed without the need for surgical interventions.

5. In root canal treatment procedures, for disinfection to reduce the risk of complications and increase success rates.

6. Used in the treatment of aphthae and cold sores.

In laser-assisted "Teeth Whitening" procedures, it is possible to achieve better results in a shorter time.