Advanced Treatment for Gum Disease
What Is Laser Dentistry?
If you are interested in a new, fresh approach to dental care, consider laser dentistry. At South Florida Smile Spa, Nicole M. Berger, DDS, we can use laser dentistry to treat our patients’ oral health concerns in a way that is comfortable and effective. We use the Diode Piccolo Laser Lite for safe, comfortable soft tissue treatment which reduces bleeding, swelling and seals blood vessels and nerve endings. If you live in Pompano Beach or the surrounding area and are looking for modern dental care, give us a call. Lasers are revolutionizing dentistry. As a laser dentist in Pompano Beach, we can use lasers in the majority of our procedures to correct damage without causing irritation. We invite you to call (954) 785-1100 and experience the difference that laser dentistry can make.
Why Trust South Florida Smile Spa, Nicole M. Berger, DDS?
Using dental lasers for treating periodontal disease is not a topic familiar to everyone. LAPT (Laser-Assisted Periodontal Therapy) involves various types of lasers. Some are for treating soft tissues. Others are for both hard and soft tissue treatments. Dr. Nicole M. Berger will decide which process is best to treat your periodontitis. Dr. Nicole M. Berger is committed to furthering her dental education so that she may provide the most innovative dental techniques to her patients. Since completing her training, she has continued her dental education in comprehensive, restorative, and sedation dentistry through the multiple courses.
What Can Laser Dentistry Do For You
Lasers allow dentists to not only gain easier access to deeper calculus deposits, but they help the dentist target only damaged tissue which allows for better healing. A diode laser can kill bacteria during periodontal therapy. It suppresses invasive bacteria capable of penetrating soft tissues. Studies show that adding a dental laser treatment to deep cleaning can improve the results of the non-surgical periodontal treatment. We can use a diode laser to remove some of the pathogens. Dental lasers can reduce inflammation in the soft tissue of the periodontal pocket as well. Using a dental laser can decrease gum bleeding and pocket depth. This also reduces tooth mobility and lowers the risk of tooth loss. Improving dental health with deep cleaning and diode laser therapy provides more stable results.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is laser dentistry different from traditional dental treatments?
Laser dentistry is a modern approach to dental care that utilizes focused light energy to treat a variety of oral health issues. Unlike traditional methods that may require incisions or more invasive techniques, laser dentistry allows for precise treatment of soft tissues with minimal discomfort. At South Florida Smile Spa, Nicole M. Berger, DDS, we use the Diode Piccolo Laser Lite to perform safe and effective procedures, significantly reducing bleeding and swelling while promoting quicker healing.
What types of procedures can be performed using laser dentistry?
Laser dentistry can be used for a range of procedures, particularly in treating gum disease. It is effective for soft tissue treatments, such as reshaping gums, removing diseased tissue, and performing periodontal therapy. Additionally, lasers can help disinfect the area, kill bacteria, and promote better healing by targeting only the damaged tissue. At South Florida Smile Spa, Nicole M. Berger, DDS, we incorporate lasers in many of our procedures to enhance patient comfort and outcomes.
Is laser dentistry safe, and how does it benefit my oral health?
Yes, laser dentistry is considered safe and effective. The technology allows for precise treatment while minimizing damage to surrounding tissues. Benefits of laser dentistry include reduced discomfort, less bleeding, and quicker recovery times compared to traditional methods. Additionally, using lasers can improve the effectiveness of treatments like deep cleaning by targeting harmful bacteria and promoting healing in the periodontal pocket. This can lead to more stable results and a decreased risk of tooth loss.
