Laser dentistry involves the use of advanced laser technology to perform a variety of dental procedures. Lasers can be used to treat both hard and soft tissues with high precision, offering a minimally invasive alternative to traditional dental treatments.

Laser dentistry offers several benefits, including reduced pain and discomfort, minimized need for anesthesia, less bleeding and swelling, and faster recovery times. It also allows for highly precise treatments, targeting specific areas without affecting surrounding tissues.

Lasers can be used for a wide range of dental procedures, including cavity detection and removal, tooth preparation for fillings, gum contouring, treating gum disease, removing benign oral tumors, and treating tooth sensitivity. The versatility of laser technology makes it suitable for both hard and soft tissue treatments.

Yes, laser dentistry is safe when performed by a trained and experienced dental professional. The laser technology used in dental procedures is specifically designed for oral tissues and has been proven to be effective and safe for various treatments.

Laser dentistry is generally associated with less pain and discomfort compared to traditional dental procedures. The laser minimizes the need for anesthesia in many cases and reduces bleeding and swelling, resulting in a more comfortable experience during and after the treatment.