Lasers provide a degree of accuracy and control that manual tools are not able to provide during periodontal care. If you have been reluctant to undergo care, you can be relieved to know that the process takes extra care to minimize discomfort and protect areas of your gums that are in good health. We can use lasers when removing portions of your gums that have been damaged, and we can make cuts when necessary in grafting procedures. There are benefits to this after treatment, too, as you can enjoy a shorter and easier healing period.
We use the LANAP protocol as well as the REPAIR laser for treatments with our patients. Both options provide shorter healing periods, greater precision, and more patient comfort. Depending on the services you undergo, we may use both tools in order to take on your issues with periodontal disease.
Lasers can make treatments more accurate and easier, so you have a better experience in the fight for your periodontal health. Lasers also offer benefits that concern your recovery from treatment. By using lasers instead of a scalpel, less bleeding can occur, and there is no need to suture your gums. Your recovery time can be shorter as a result of this, and because your work is more precise.
At our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice, Dr. Kania is able to use lasers to make the treatment of periodontal disease easier and more comfortable for patients. We provide a variety of services that can remove infected tissues, encourage healthy growth, and even restore a patient’s deteriorated gums or jawbone! It is important to take periodontal disease seriously. In addition to negatively affecting your smile, it can create issues that make your general health harder to manage. Stop letting periodontal disease hurt your oral health and well-being. To contact Dr. Kania and discuss treatment, call our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice at (760) 642-0711.
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