Uses for Diode Laser
Periodontal Disease Treatment
When treating periodontal disease, Dr. Hardt employs the diode laser to target and remove bacteria and infected tissue from the gum pockets. The laser's concentrated beam kills bacteria and promotes gum tissue regeneration.
Gum Tissue Over Unerupted Teeth
In cases where gum tissue covers unerupted or partially erupted teeth, Dr. Hardt utilizes the diode laser to remove the excess tissue, expose the tooth surface, and facilitate proper eruption and alignment.
Benefits of Using Diode Lasers
Diode lasers provide dentists with exceptional control and precision when cutting soft tissue, allowing for accurate and tailored treatment.
Minimal Damage to Surrounding Tissues
The focused nature of diode laser beams minimizes collateral damage to nearby healthy tissues.
Diode lasers cauterize blood vessels as they cut, which leads to less bleeding during and after procedures compared to traditional methods.
With reduced trauma to the tissues and minimal postoperative discomfort, you will experience quicker recovery times following diode laser treatments.
Most patients typically report less pain and discomfort when undergoing treatment with diode lasers.
Can Anyone Get Treated with the Diode Laser?
Diode laser treatments tend to be safe for most patients, but candidacy depends on factors like the specific dental condition being treated and your health. Dr. Hardt will assess each patient individually to determine if diode laser treatment is suitable for them.