Soft Tissue Laser Treatments
Soft tissue laser treatments are a minimally invasive option that allows us to treat your oral needs with high accuracy and reduce healing time. This treatment includes easy and painless removal of excess gum tissue that improves the look of your smile. It offers you a more comfortable dental treatment experience that reduces anxiety, anesthesia use, bleeding, swelling, and post-treatment pain.
Hard Tissue Laser Treatments
Treating cavities is easier than ever before using laser treatment technology. Instead of using the traditional drill, laser dental treatments allow us to gently and quietly remove decay from your teeth, ensuring a more enjoyable and relaxed experience. At the same time, we restore the structure and health of your teeth without tooth sensitivity after a filling. And with the laser’s precise operation, less of your tooth is removed accessing the damaged area.
Cavities/Decay
People of all ages get cavities or experience tooth decay. Dental cavities are holes in the teeth caused by acid in the mouth eroding the tooth enamel. If left untreated, it can lead to tooth decay, infections, and tooth extractions. The best way to prevent cavities and decay is by brushing, flossing, regular dental check-ups, and cleaning. Ready to put tooth decay and cavities behind you? We can restore your teeth.
Snoring & Sleep Apnea
Fight snoring and sleep apnea and increase the quality of your and your partner’s sleep with Fotona’s NightLase® therapy. Patient-friendly, non-invasive, these laser treatments cause the collagen in the oral mucosa tissue to contract. This contracting results in decreased snoring and increased positive sleep pattern changes. Laser therapy doesn’t require you to wear an oral appliance or device while you sleep, unlike traditional treatments. If you’re looking for a long-term solution for snoring and sleep apnea, laser dentistry treatments may play a big role in helping you get the rest you deserve.
TMJ Treatment
TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorder often originates in dental issues. If you experience limited jaw movement, locking or popping in the jaw, joint pain, excessive teeth wear, frequently unexplained headaches, neck pain, ear pain, or neuropathic (nerve) pain, you may suffer from TMJ and benefit from our treatment options.