Soft Tissue Laser Therapy
Denver, CO
The thought of oral surgery and periodontal care may seem daunting. Laser dentistry utilizes a highly-focused beam of light to perform a wide variety of treatments and procedures. Laser therapy in Denver, CO can be used in place of more invasive surgical procedures for more comfortable, efficient, and cost-effective treatment for our patients.
Why Should I Get Soft-Tissue Laser Therapy?
Soft-tissue lasers are more gentle, less invasive, and help you recover faster than traditional dental tools like scalpels. Thanks to our investment in modern laser tools, our dentists can provide faster, simpler, and more precise treatment for our patients. Get in touch with us to learn more about the benefits of soft-tissue laser therapy today.
Flexible Financing
- In-network with popular insurances
- Healthcare financing options
- Membership plans available
Keeping Care Accessible
Paying for your dental care shouldn’t be a chore. That’s why we make it easy with a range of payment options, so you can get your smile on the right track.
The Benefits Of Soft-Tissue Laser Therapy
Improved Accuracy & Precision
Laser tools use extremely focused, precise beams of light to remove soft tissue from the gums, cheeks, and other areas of the mouth. They’re much more precise than traditional tools, like scalpels, which enhances overall patient outcomes.
Dramatically Reduced Pain & Bleeding
The extremely high heat of soft tissue lasers cauterizes (seals) tissue, blood vessels, and nerve endings on contact. This means that soft tissue laser treatments are virtually pain-free, and your mouth won’t bleed as much during treatment. There’s also a reduced need for sutures after your surgery.
Faster Healing & Recovery Time
Since lasers are more accurate and precise and are less invasive than traditional dental tools, this adds up to a simpler, faster, and more comfortable recovery process after your procedure. Healing times after procedures like deep cleaning are dramatically reduced.
CO2 Laser
CO2 lasers are compact and versatile, and allow us to perform a wide variety of procedures with ease. Whether you’re in need of periodontal care, teeth whitening, or suture-free oral surgery, we’ve got you covered.
Laser Whitening
Lasers can help speed up and increase the efficacy of teeth whitening procedures, which means less time in the chair for you, and more time to show off your sparkling smile.
All-Tissue Laser Available
Say goodbye to noisy, anxiety-inducing dental drills, and say hello to the future of dental care. All-tissue laser therapy offers unparalleled precision for a full range of restorative treatments like root canals and fillings, all without pain. They can also reduce bleeding and eliminate pain, resulting in faster recovery times and a more comfortable experience for you.
The Soft-Tissue Laser Therapy Treatment Process
Initial Consultation & Diagnosis
Treatment With Soft-Tissue Lasers
Healing & Recovery
Did You Know?
The first dental laser was approved by the FDA in 1990, and was a soft tissue laser primarily used for periodontal (gum) treatment.
Soft-Tissue Laser Therapy FAQs
The CO2 laser delivers concentrated light energy to the affected area, targeting and eliminating bacteria without damaging surrounding healthy tissue. This promotes faster healing and reduces discomfort during and after the procedure.
Yes, soft-tissue laser therapy has been used in dentistry for over 25 years with proven safety and effectiveness. Our team is trained and experienced in using this technology to provide optimal results for our patients.
Laser therapy is commonly used for soft-tissue procedures such as gum contouring, frenectomies (removal of excess tissue between teeth or under the tongue), and treatment of canker sores and cold sores. It can also be used for cosmetic purposes, such as removing excessive pigmentation on the gums to enhance your smile.
Most patients report minimal discomfort during laser therapy treatments. The concentrated light energy targets the affected area without damaging surrounding healthy tissue, resulting in less discomfort and faster healing compared to traditional methods. Additionally, we use local anesthesia to further minimize any discomfort.
The length of a laser therapy treatment will vary depending on the specific procedure being performed. However, most treatments are relatively quick and can be completed in one office visit. For example, gum contouring may take less than 30 minutes, while treating a cold sore may only take a few minutes.
