Implants & surgery
Laser treatments
A laser can be used as an instrument or an adjunct in selected procedures. Your dentist explains where it has a role in your plan and what alternatives are available.
Laser dental treatments
What it can include
Your dentist decides what suits you after an assessment.
- Cavity preparation, sealants and pulp treatments
- Canal disinfection and photoacoustic irrigation — PIPS
- Periodontal pocket treatment and laser curettage
- Antimicrobial photodynamic therapy — aPDT
- Laser-assisted peri-implant care
- Gingivectomy, gum contouring and frenectomy
- Laser-assisted oral surgery and biopsies
- Crown removal and preparation for cementation
- Teeth whitening and gum depigmentation
- Photobiomodulation in postoperative care
- Applications for tooth sensitivity and discomfort
- Adjunctive care for ulcers, cold sores and oral lesions
- Assessment of lesions: fibromas, haemangiomas and fungal conditions
At your consultation
Useful questions to ask your dentist:
- What role would a laser have in my case?
- What alternatives are available?
- What outcomes and limitations should I understand?
About costs
Reception can confirm the consultation fee. For treatment, ask for an estimate that lists the stages, materials and follow-up visits. Your plan and cost are set after the consultation, based on your situation.
Book a consultation.
Tell us what worries you. The dentist assesses the situation and explains your options.
- Central clinic 0745 690 001
- KM 4-5 clinic 0799 001 008