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Dental lasers allow us to perform special dental functions without changing or damaging the surrounding tissues of your mouth.
By delivering energy in the form of a concentrated light beam, the dental laser is able to easily and smoothly perform specific functions in the tight crevices of your mouth.
Lasers are very specific in regard to the wavelength produced.
This means that there must be a different laser for each type of procedure that you want to complete.
There is little or no sound associated with laser treatment, a pleasant treat for the dental patient who has experienced the whine of the dental drill.
Lasers can be used in a variety of dental procedures including the following.
A Special Laser is used first to detect whether there is any decay in your teeth (except if it already so big that you can see it!).
This is done with a diagnodent laser.
A very gentle dentist will do your entire treatment.
We are specifically trained for looking after you care so
that you have the best experience.
Gum and bone disease (called periodontal disease) is a very common infection.
It causes bad breath, sore gums, receding gums and bone and loose teeth.Â
It puts your heart at risk because the bacterial toxins can get to the heart valves.Â
You can also transmit this bacterial infection to other people in your family through kissing or sharing utensils.
Toothbrushes placed close together can also transfer bugs.
Minor gum infections can be treated by ultrasonic and Ozone cleaning, but more serious stages of gum disease usually need a deep scale and root planning.
Many times this involves surgery that can be costly and traumatic.
The good news is with lasers we can offer a more conservative and non traumatic treatment for moderate to serious gum disease.Â
We still give you the option to see a periodontist and refer you if we believe they can help you better.
The benefits of laser gum disease treatment are that it is a less invasive surgery without cutting and sutures.
It’s painless and there is no swelling.
Healing and recovery are very fast and you don’t need to take extra days off work.Â
This will save you money and time.
Lasers can help people who suffer from sensitive teeth.
Usually tooth sensitivity (dentine hypersensitivity) manifests itself as temporary tooth discomfort or pain after eating cold food, drinking cold liquids, or breathing cold air.
The most common cause of sensitive teeth is when the gums which protect the teeth recede. When this happens the underlying tooth roots are exposed.
These roots contain small pores (tubules) which lead directly to the nerve of the tooth.
As a result pain, pressure, and hot and cold stimuli can travel down the tubules triggering the nerve.
This leads to a build-up of plaque around the teeth and gums which in time hardens into tartar.
Bacteria in the tartar are responsible for the gingivitis and periodontal disease that causes gum recession.
A surprising number of people brush their teeth with too much pressure.
Over time this brushing removes gum tissue exposing the tubules.
When combined with a fluoride treatment, certain dental lasers can reduce sensitivity for up to 12 months.
The effectiveness of this treatment depends on the type of laser used, and varies according to each individual patient.
Dental lasers assist in the uptake of fluoride within teeth.
These enhanced laser fluoride treatments are longer lasting and provide better protection for your teeth against decay.
During cosmetic procedures we often need to correct the level of the gum before veneers or crowns are made. There are three scenarios:
Your smile is made up of lips, teeth and gums and they should all be in harmony.
Sometimes all that may be required is to surgically contour the gum tissue to a more aesthetically balanced appearance.
This is called a simple cosmetic gum lift.
Of course, there are times when contouring the tissue alone is not enough.
In those circumstances the bone at the front of the root may have to be reduced.
This is done because the gingival margins need to be about 3 millimetres from the edge of the bone.
If you don’t reduce the bone the tissue will grow back.
This procedure, while more invasive than a simple gum lift, is still relatively comfortable when done properly.
The cosmetic gum lift is a remarkably simple cosmetic procedure that can make a tremendous difference to one’s smile.
Laser crown lengthening is a similar procedure as gum lifts, but performed around teeth that are broken or have been filled below the gum line and now need treatment.Â
For us to be able to clean and bond properly to healthy tooth structure, we need to see the tooth clearly and make sure the bonding doesn’t interfere with the health of your gum and bone.
Again, this is a procedure usually performed by a specialist, at a separate visit, and you would wait for weeks before your crown can be prepared, and then another week or two to be finished.
Dental lasers are very good at targeting the bacteria which cause infected root canals in your teeth.
A quick laser root canal treatment can be very effective in treating the disease and promoting healing.
The Dental laser cleans the root more thoroughly than conventional root canal techniques.
Microorganisms can hide in the dentinal tubules, or tiny holes, of the dentine surrounding the root.
With conventional root canals, the cleaning process doesn’t always reach all of the tubules, leaving behind some of the bacteria well after the root canal is filled and sealed.
The laser penetrates deep into the porous tubules, removing bacteria without damaging the surrounding tissue.
While traditional root canal instruments only clean out the tooth’s root, the laser actually sterilises it, increasing your chances of a successful procedure.Â
Many people have lips and tongues that are held too tight by the frenum (that ligament that attaches your lips and your tongue to your gum and jaw bone, see tongue tie & lip tie).
This can cause gum recession in between the teeth (mainly the front upper and front lower teeth).
It can impede speech (especially in children) and sometimes it keeps teeth separated, also common in children.
Many babies can find it difficult to suckle if they have a tied tongue.
Mothers, midwives and doctors see this often.
The conventional surgery to release frenums is quite traumatic, painful and can take a long time to heal.
With lasers we can precisely and painlessly remove the tissue making it more comfortable for you.
There is no bleeding afterwards, no sutures and hardly any discomfort.
Children go to school the day after and adults can go back to work the same day.
Eating is normal and a baby will suckle immediately after the procedure!
It is a truly amazing way to have surgery.
Minor surgery performed with dental lasers will heal more quickly than conventional treatments.
After a laser procedure, the treated area is left sterilised and sealed, and is advanced in the healing process compared to conventional treatments.
Dr. Manish Shah is a cosmetic dentist with a special interest in porcelain veneers, dental implants and Invisalign in Sydney. He is also a medical doctor with an expertise in sleep & craniofacial pain medicine practising at Smile Concepts.
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