having read this article about using Laser Treatment:
"Traditionally, gum disease was treated with a procedure called “scaling and root planing”. The procedure was about as unpleasant as it sounds. Performed by the dental hygienist, scaling and root planing involved using hand instruments to remove plaque and tartar. Unfortunately, since this technique didn't remove the biofilm that houses the bacteria, the effectiveness of scaling and root planning has always been somewhat lacking.
Since we are committed to clinical excellence, we treat periodontal disease with the most advanced technology available in modern dentistry, micro-ultrasonic instruments and lasers.
This combined use of technologies actually eliminates the infection rather than “manage the disease”, which has been the traditional form of treatment.
How does the laser work?
A diode laser is used in combination with a micro-ultrasonic hand instrument that...
2006-08-06
11:38:10
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