Dental
Lasers
As part of our commitment to using leading-edge technology to improve your dental health and your office visit, Restorative Dentistry Group uses dental lasers. Our prosthodontists can use lasers to easily address several different types of dental problems. Our team will be happy to tell you more when you call 720-784-8984 for your appointment with our doctors and team.
Minimally Invasive Laser Dentistry
Dental lasers use concentrated light energy to precisely target specific areas of tissue without affecting the surrounding healthy structures. This makes them ideal for soft tissue procedures such as gum contouring, treating gum disease and removing excess tissue. Lasers can also assist in cavity detection and preparation.
Patients who receive laser treatments typically experience less bleeding, reduced swelling and faster healing times compared to traditional methods. In many cases, laser procedures require little to no anesthesia, making your visit more comfortable from start to finish.
Benefits of Dental Lasers
Minimally Invasive
Lasers allow for precise treatment with less tissue removal than traditional methods.
Faster Healing
Laser procedures typically result in less swelling, bleeding, and faster recovery times.
Reduced Discomfort
Many laser treatments require less anesthesia and cause less post-procedure pain.
Greater Precision
Laser technology targets specific areas without affecting surrounding healthy tissue.
Laser Treatment Process
Assessment
Your prosthodontist evaluates your condition and determines if laser treatment is the best approach.
Preparation
Depending on the procedure, local anesthesia may be applied, though many laser treatments require minimal numbing.
Laser Application
A focused beam of light energy precisely treats the target area — gum tissue, decay, or infection.
Recovery
Most patients experience minimal discomfort and faster healing compared to traditional surgical approaches.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Lasers
Dental lasers are used for gum contouring, treating gum disease, removing decay, biopsy, and sterilizing root canals, among other applications.
Most patients experience little to no pain with laser treatments. Many procedures can be performed with minimal or no anesthesia.
Yes, dental lasers have been used safely in dentistry for decades. The FDA has approved lasers for many dental procedures.
Experience Gentle Laser Dentistry
Contact us today to learn how laser dentistry can make your treatment faster, more comfortable, and more precise.