what is laser?
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Laser is a piece of equipment that produces a powerful narrow beam of light. The nature of this light does not differ from conventional light. |
The term “laser” referred to the enhancement of light by radiation inductive method. |
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Erbium laser Device made in Biolase. |
Epic diode laser made in American Biolase. |
The use of laser in dentistry:
- Using laser as a surgical knife
- Using laser as a disease diagnostic tool
- Using laser in treatment
Advantages of laser treatment:
- Reduce injection of an esthetic due to less pain during treatment.
- Remove sound during tooth milling by Erbium laser.
- The inflation created is minimized during soft tissue process.
- The bleeding during surgery is completely eliminate or minimized.
- Minimize or lost bacteria which are exposed to radiation during treatment of gingival infection and many benefits which convincing and ensuring dentists and patients to use.
laser in dentistry
removing fernume
Removal of fennom by bur has pain and bleeding during and after treatment. Making this laser treatment has satisfactory results.
Removing fermentation in patients with complete rootlessness that has caused complete inhalation of the prosthesis.
Removal of fernume improves teeth flow and growth in children.
removing a fibroma
A medium size fibroma in depth of vestibule ,these benign tumours are treated free-bleeding in one session by laser.
A fibroma benign tumor on lower lip.
Fibroma with diameter of 1cm on the oral mucus.
bleaching (teeth whitening)
comparison of discoloration before and after bleaching by laser.
whitening or bleaching by laser
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An example of laser implant surgery to reduce pain and bleeding and treatment time |
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Improving gingiva
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Improving gingival form by laser. |
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Treating gum disease with laser radiation increases the success rate of treatment. |
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Improving gingiva color |
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After removing the color of the gums by the laser, the patient experiences very little pain and bleeding, and often does not need to have any housing. |
removing gingiva pigment by laser (Depigmentation) |
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