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Procedures for laser therapy: Frenectomy (the removal of the frenum)
The Maxillary Frenectomy addresses complications of the soft tissue connecting the gum. The labial frenum attaches the lips to the gum above the top two front teeth and below the bottom two front teeth. Concern is possibly potential for orthodontia problems in the future. If the frenum here grows too far down to the gum line proper growth and spacing of the upper two front teeth are compromised. This procedure can be easily taken care of within 10 minutes after being numb with laser therapy with almost immediate healing time and minimal bleeding.
The Lingual frenectomy addresses loosening of the tongue from being restrained under the tongue. The lingual frenectomy improves the range of movement to properly eat. Also can help with your speach.
Gingivectomy
Esthetic gingivectomy:
It’s a procedure to contour the gums by removing unwanted or excess gums surrounding the tooth. This approach can help lengthen the look of the tooth. A very easy and simplistic cosmetic improvement can be done with a gingivectomy.
Gingivectomy for Perio:
A more extensive periodontal approach. A gingivectomy is more extensive in procedure in comparison to laser therapy with scaling and root planing treatment. A gingivectomy is the total removal of gingiva (gum) around a tooth or teeth. A gingivectomy provides The doctor access and clarity to completely remove calculus.
Aphthous ulcer Canker sores also called APHTHOUS ulcers are small shallow lesions that develop on the soft tissues in your mouth and/or at the base of your gums. Unlike cold sores, canker sores don’t occur on the surface of your lips and they aren’t contagious. They can be painful and can make eating and talking difficult. The main objective of treatment would be to decrease pain and speed up the healing time. Optional treatment includes topical agents, antibiotics, and mouth rinses containing active enzymes. Laser are be the best treatment for aphthous ulcers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Laser dentistry uses focused light beams to treat various dental issues with high precision. It’s a minimally invasive alternative to traditional tools like drills or scalpels.
Yes, laser dental treatments are FDA-approved and considered very safe when performed by a trained dentist. They reduce the risk of infection and promote faster healing.
Lasers can be used for gum reshaping, cavity treatment, teeth whitening, root canal therapy, and cold sore removal. They are also helpful in treating gum disease and inflammation.
Most patients report less discomfort during laser procedures compared to traditional methods. Often, it eliminates the need for anesthesia or sutures.
Recovery is typically quicker due to the precision and reduced trauma of lasers. Many patients return to normal activities the same day with minimal discomfort.