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Dental knowledge: laser treatment

Procedures using high-energy light and dental laser technology.

Laser treatments are increasingly part of everyday dental practice, as more and more efficient therapeutic uses have become established and scientifically documented.

The high-energy light of modern dental laser technology allows procedures to be carried out more gently. Treatments on teeth, gums and the soft tissues of the mouth can be made less invasive and less of a burden for patients. The aim of using lasers is more tissue-preserving procedures and sterile work with little bleeding.

Dental lasers are used, among other things, to prepare a tooth for a filling, to sterilise root canals, to expose implants and to remove caries gently. Another field of use is fighting infections of the gum. In sealing teeth, the laser supports a high-quality result.

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Dental lasers are used, among other things, to prepare a tooth for a filling, to sterilise root canals, to expose implants and to remove caries gently. Another field of use is fighting infections of the gum. In sealing teeth, too, the laser supports the result.
The high-energy light of dental laser technology allows procedures to be carried out more gently. Treatments on teeth, gums and the soft tissues of the mouth are meant to be less invasive and less of a burden. The aim of using lasers is tissue-preserving procedures and sterile work with little bleeding.
Laser treatments are increasingly part of everyday dental practice, because more and more efficient therapeutic uses have become established and are scientifically documented. Which procedure the laser makes sense for is decided by the dentist.