Trouble with periodontal disease can affect you more seriously than you may realize. As bacteria continue to spread and multiply, you can find yourself in need of more than just care to remove harmful microbes gathering on the roots of your teeth. It may be necessary for Dr. Kania to remove unhealthy tissues so that your body can grow healthy tissues in their place. To make this process more comfortable and precise, and to shorten your recovery time, we can perform this service while using laser tools.
By using lasers instead of manual tools to perform periodontal treatment, we can make your procedure more comfortable. Lasers provide more precise work, which means we can preserve more of your healthy tissues while taking care of diseased gums and ligaments to help you recover from your infection. Lasers also help us carefully clear away bacteria that are present on the roots of your teeth and responsible for your problems. After you work is done, you can enjoy a shorter and easier recovery than manual tools allow, and you can see the cosmetic benefits of care sooner! We use both the LANAP laser and REPAIR WaterLase laser at our office, so we can more carefully tailor your procedure to your needs.
Laser tools allow us to do more than just directly address infections. We are also able to use them when performing grafting procedures. Laser gum grafting treatment that follows the Pinhole Surgical Technique can improve your appearance and periodontal health while removing the need for suturing. We can also use lasers to perform a jawbone grafting procedure, something that can help prepare you for successful dental implant placement.
When you need help fighting the effects of periodontal disease, your Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontist can recommend services that rely on laser technology to provide exciting results and make your time in our care more comfortable. To find out more, call Dr. Kania’s laser periodontal office in Encinitas/San Diego, CA, at (760) 642-0711.
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