By carefully trimming damaged tissues, we can encourage a healing process that leads to the growth of new, healthier tissues that are not infected. We use lasers when performing this work on your gums because we are able to make more precise cuts than work with manual tools can allow. Laser treatment can also lead to faster recovery times, and no need for suturing after cuts are made!
We use multiple lasers for our treatments. In addition to LANAP, we can perform work with REPAIR periodontal treatments. When performing work that involves the removal of soft tissues, patients can be happy to know that we can target the specific areas where infection is a concern, and limit any interference with healthy tissues. Lasers also limit the amount of bleeding that can occur during treatment, while shortening treatment time. What this means is that you can enjoy a more comfortable experience during and after treatment!
In addition to using lasers to help patients fight periodontal disease, we can use them to aid in grafting procedures. Jawbone grafting is sometimes performed to help address the deterioration of bone that can occur due to gum disease, particularly when a patient has suffered tooth loss. With this procedure, we can also make you a better candidate for dental implant placement. We can also use lasers to provide a more accurate and patient-friendly gum grafting procedure. Gum grafting can restore your gum line if it has receded due to your infection.
At our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice, we are proud to make procedures more accurate and patient-friendly with laser periodontal treatments! Our soft tissue lasers can carefully trim away infected tissues while preserving more healthy material. In addition to providing more precise care, this work can lead to shorter recovery times! To find out more, call Dr. Kania’s periodontal practice today at (760) 642-0711.
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