laser dentistry
Lasers in dentistry are not new. Lasers have been used in medicine and dentistry for more than thirty years.
laser dentistry
This is used in both therapy and diagnostics. However, despite the many advantages it offers, its use is currently limited to a relatively small number of practices. There are various reasons for this: Modern laser devices are more complex than conventional instruments. There is no laser that can be used universally.
high-energy beam of light
For the patient, a laser beam is ultimately a high-energy beam of light of a specific wavelength. If such a beam of light hits tissue structures (tooth, mucous membrane, periodontal ligament), it leaves an effect there that the treating doctor or dentist can use. A laser is not a miracle device that solves all problems. The advantages of laser therapy, such as contact-free, aseptic work and less trauma to the tissue, only come into full effect when combined with the proven treatment principles of medicine.
Application areas:
The successful additional laser application is undisputed in many areas of dentistry. These include
- implantology
- Periodontology
- Surgery
- endodontics (root canal treatment) and prosthetics
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