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More and more dentists offer their patients the latest advances in laser dentistry techniques to treat a variety of issues and dental mouth, including gum disease and, interestingly, even cold sores.

Gum disease explained

Gum disease (also called periodontal disease) may occur in adolescents and adults and is a condition where, of course, still infested with bacteria, plaque accumulates in the tissues of the teeth and bones. When this plaque is not removed by frequent brushing and flossing and regular dental visits, the result is an infection and potentially severe damage to the gums and teeth.

Sores explained

cold sores (also called cold sores) are painful, embarrassing and visible inflammation that occur on the lips that are caused by herpes simplex virus I shared. In some cases, they may also be located on the area of the gum in the mouth. These bulbs are contagious and can spread by skin to skin contact.

Modern laser dentistry explained

There are many different types of laser dentistry devices used by dentists today. A system that is gaining in popularity is Waterlase ®, developed by Biolase Technology, Inc. With this system, the work of dental drills is replaced by high-power laser-energized water droplets to cut both the hard and soft tooth.

There are many advantages of laser dentistry. The innovative system approved by the FDA Waterlase does not use heat, vibration or friction, so the integrity of the teeth and nerves is maintained. When used by an experienced, qualified dentist, technology is incredibly accurate, reducing the risk of unintended damage to adjacent teeth, gums, and tongue control. In addition, sound horrible sometimes exercises is replaced by a soft popping sound.

laser dentistry for gum disease

Lasers are used effectively to treat gum disease and reduce levels of bacteria in the affected areas. Many times are lasers used in conjunction with major cleanups cause less bleeding, swelling and general discomfort. The lasers seal blood vessels and facilitate clotting and sterilize wounds to help reduce the risk of infection. Best of all, the need for needles and drugs against pain (novocaine) is eliminated because the procedure is usually painless.

laser dentistry for cold sores

Lasers are also used effectively to eliminate fever blister virus in about 30 seconds, reduce pain and promote rapid healing. Again, this is a painless treatment to Novocain needle and support are not necessary. Lasers can also be used when the patient expects a fever blister is being formed in an effort to ward off unsightly blister in advance.

Laser dentistry is to take the dental world by storm and allow dentists to offer their patients without pain, safe and effective treatments for conditions including, but not limited to, gum disease and sores. If you want to learn more about the techniques of laser dentistry, please visit the website of Dr. Gary E. Alhadef, DDS in Dallas, Texas. Dr. Alhadef has 20 years of general dentistry and cosmetic dentistry experience.