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Laser Dentistry

Dental Associates of Aurora is strongly committed to delivering the best possible dental treatments to all our patients. This includes treatments made possible by modern technology. Just as we use digital X-rays to provide an improvement over traditional X-rays, laser dentistry is changing how we perform some of our most common treatments. Our laser is a focused light with no elements that cause discomfort to our patients: they make no noise, and there is no metal in your mouth. Laser is an ideal solution for children who get nervous about the dentist, too!

At Dental Associates of Aurora, we can use laser dentistry for a variety of treatments, including the following:

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The Many Benefits of Laser Dentistry

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Laser Dentistry Can Be Your Answer

While laser dentistry may not be widely known right now, it will certainly grow in popularity as more and more people experience the benefits it has to offer. From less pain and discomfort during procedures to less damage to surrounding tissues, laser dentistry is a technological revolution in the way we tackle your dental challenges. Reap the benefits by calling Dental Associates of Aurora for your free consultation today!

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FAQ: Laser Dentistry Questions

Things You May Ask That Will Determine Your Decision When Getting Laser Dentistry

Laser dentistry uses concentrated light energy to perform certain dental and periodontal procedures. Dental lasers can precisely target specific tissues and may be used for procedures involving the gums and other soft tissues while minimizing the effect on surrounding areas.

Dental lasers can be used for a variety of procedures, particularly treatments involving the gums. Depending on the patient’s needs, laser dentistry may be used to remove diseased tissue, reshape gum tissue, treat periodontal concerns, or assist with other soft-tissue procedures.

Dental lasers may be incorporated into periodontal treatment to target diseased or infected gum tissue. Laser technology can allow the dentist to work precisely around the teeth and gums while preserving healthy surrounding tissue. The appropriate treatment depends on the type and severity of your gum disease.

One advantage of laser dentistry is patient comfort. Many laser procedures cause less vibration and may result in less discomfort than some traditional techniques. Your dentist can also discuss anesthesia and comfort options based on the procedure being performed and your individual sensitivity.

 

Depending on the procedure, laser dentistry may offer greater precision, reduced bleeding, less swelling, and a more comfortable recovery. Because dental lasers can precisely target treatment areas, they may also help preserve more healthy surrounding tissue.

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Recovery varies depending on the procedure and the extent of treatment. Many patients are able to return to normal activities relatively quickly following certain laser procedures. Some tenderness or sensitivity may occur while the gums heal, and your dentist will provide specific aftercare instructions.

Dental lasers are designed specifically for use in oral healthcare and can be safely used for appropriate procedures by trained dental professionals. Protective eyewear and other safety measures are used during treatment.

Not every dental condition can or should be treated with a laser. Whether laser dentistry is appropriate depends on the condition being treated, its severity, your overall oral health, and the type of procedure you need. An examination can determine whether laser treatment is a suitable option.

For certain periodontal conditions, laser treatment may provide a less invasive approach than some conventional surgical techniques. However, the appropriate treatment depends on the severity and location of the disease. Some patients may still require traditional periodontal procedures or a combination of treatments.

Dental Associates of Aurora offers laser dentistry as part of its periodontal and comprehensive dental services in Aurora, Colorado. A consultation can determine whether laser treatment may be appropriate for your specific dental or periodontal needs.

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