Edens Dental provides the latest and the best treatment on par with International standards. Dental laser surgery uses a beam of intense light to correct yourdental problems. The energy produced by the laser actually “cuts” away or vaporizes the tissue it is concentrated on. Dental lasers remove bacteria and infection then cleanse the area in preparation for the restoration — usually in less time and with less irritation than a dental drill. Laser surgery often means less discomfort, an easier recovery and fewer or shorter appointments than most conventional dental treatments.

Edens Dental provides the latest and the best treatment on par with International standards. Dental laser surgery uses a beam of intense light to correct yourdental problems. The energy produced by the laser actually “cuts” away or vaporizes the tissue it is concentrated on. Dental lasers remove bacteria and infection then cleanse the area in preparation for the restoration — usually in less time and with less irritation than a dental drill. Laser surgery often means less discomfort, an easier recovery and fewer or shorter appointments than most conventional dental treatments.

The laser melts away the infection within the tooth’s root without the need for drills or files. Lasers also clean the sensitive tubules of the dentin better, removing more bacteria and reducing the possibility of a failed root canal.

Laser periodontal therapy removes the infection below the gum line and reshapes your gums. This innovative treatment has significantly minimized the recovery period often associated with gum disease treatment.

Dental lasers can be used to open and drain a dental abscess.

Laser surgery has been used to remove small amounts of tissue to check for oral cancer, eliminating the need for knives or invasive surgical procedures.

Dental lasers can also remove oral lesions or minimize the discomfort of cold sores and canker sores.

While most dental patients would jump at the chance of using a high-tech device to make their dental appointments easier, some may feel more comfortable with the dental equipment they’ve grown accustomed to. Regardless, many dental lasers have been approved by the FDA and in the right hands, dental lasers are extremely safe. It’s important to note that all lasers require eye protection — your dentist should give you special glasses to wear prior to the procedure.

Dental lasers can also remove oral lesions or minimize the discomfort of cold sores and canker sores.