Laser Dentistry in Dubai

Incorporating laser gum surgery into your periodontal therapy plan (deep cleanings) can eradicate infection-causing bacterial while also promoting a healthy bond between treated gum tissues and the roots of teeth. LANAP significantly shortens the depth of periodontal pockets, increasing your chances of tooth retention and gum disease reversal.

Do you have a “gummy” smile? Excessive gingival tissues can make your teeth look short and uneven. Laser gum surgery allows for quick, accurate, comfortable gum recontouring without the need for sutures or lengthy healing times. Results are instant. And since lasers seal your gum tissues as the area is treated, you’ll experience significantly less bleeding or swelling than traditional gum surgery.

Biolase soft tissue laser treatment allows us to treat gum discoloration for cosmetic purposes. If your gums are splotchy colored, dark, or you feel self-conscious about their pigmentation (as it relates to the rest of your smile) we can apply the laser to your gum tissue at those locations to significantly lighten the gingiva to a healthier-looking hue.

Although dental implant treatment is minimally invasive, we still have to make a small opening in your gums to access the bone below it. Using a laser prevents the need for a surgical incision; as such, you’ll experience less irritation to the gum tissues, which is usually the only area of slight discomfort for something like implant placement.

The Biolase soft tissue laser also works well for traditional surgical correction of lip and tongue ties. If your baby cannot nurse well due to a tongue tie (causing difficulty in latching) or your toddler shows signs of delayed speech patterns, a laser can gently release the soft tissue at the base of the tongue to allow for better mobility. Results are immediate and there is little to zero discomfort.

Impacted wisdom teeth often require surgical removal to preserve the integrity of their neighboring teeth or because of pain. By incorporating a laser into the planned oral surgery, the tooth can be exposed in a gentler and less invasive manner, allowing for improved care and post-operative comfort during your recovery.