Ortho Lasers

Today, the soft tissue laser has been universally accepted as a tremendous adjunct to soft tissue therapies, offering an extremely precise, pain-free method for manipulating oral tissues.

Diode lasers are finding their way into today’s top orthodontic practices, helping doctors manage common soft tissue problems associated with patients in braces, like through routine-

• Laser-facilitated access for bracket placement
• Gingivectomy - to improve access for oral hygiene
• Esthetic gingival recontouring - following the removal of braces
• Exposure of impacted or unerupted teeth
• Frenectomy - to manage space between the upper incisors
• Hemostasis - to create a dry field for bonding braces
• Operculectomy
• Fiberotomy - to reduce the tendency for shifting of teeth following orthodontics
• Fibroma removal
• Treatment of apthous ulcers and herpetic lesions
• Exposure of TADS (temporary orthodontic anchorage devices)