Laser technology offers many advantages when it comes to fighting periodontal disease. By using lasers instead of manual tools, it becomes easier to protect healthy tissues. We also reduce bleeding and remove the need for suturing. Because work with lasers is more precise, and because there is less risk of damage to healthy tissues, patients can recover in less time when they go through laser periodontal care instead of treatment with a scalpel.
With the LANAP protocol, or with our REPAIR WaterLase laser, we can carefully fight harmful bacteria and remove infected tissues in order to fight severe gum disease. These tools let us carefully reveal areas where bacteria have caused infections so that we can clear deposits, and they allow us to carefully remove infected tissues in order to encourage your body to heal and replace them with healthy gums.
Laser treatment is one of several procedures we provide to those who want to protect themselves against periodontal disease. Treatment with ozone therapy directly targets harmful microbes but will leave the healthy bacteria in your mouth untouched. This better preserves your mouth’s natural ecosystem even as it destroys bacteria responsible for your infection. To fight gum line recession caused by periodontal disease, we rely on the Pinhole Surgical technique to make gum grafting treatment less invasive.
Through the use of laser technology, Dr. Kania is able to provide treatments with easier recovery periods. Lasers also allow us to preserve more healthy tissues surrounding an infected area, and they remove the need for suturing after treatment! If you have questions about how we can use lasers to address your problems with periodontal disease, please call Dr. Kania’s office in Encinitas/San Diego, CA, at (760) 642-0711.
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