No Anesthesia / No Scalpel

Pain- Free Laser Dentistry
There are a variety of uses for lasers in the field of dentistry. Lasers can be used for cavity removal, teeth whitening, gum reshaping, and to harden bonding materials used in fillings. In addition, lasers are used in periodontal care to remove bacteria from periodontal pockets.

How Does Laser Dentistry Work?
There are a variety of uses for lasers in the field of dentistry. Lasers can be used for cavity removal, teeth whitening, gum reshaping, and to harden bonding materials used in fillings. In addition, lasers are used in periodontal care to remove bacteria from periodontal pockets.

Laser Cavity Detection
A low-powered laser can be used to locate tiny pits within tooth enamel that can become cavities. The laser can detect decay early. Once located, the tiny spots on the tooth can be covered with a clear sealant in order to prevent cavities.

Lasers for the Removal of Decay and Damaged Gums
Lasers can also eliminate the need for the dental drill and reduce patients' fears about treatment. Laser tools can be used to vaporize decay and treatment is virtually painless, eliminating the need for anesthesia.