Laser Dentistry in Dubai

At EuroMed Clinic Dubai, we strive to provide our patients with the most relaxing, comfortable dentistry experience. With our state-of-the-art laser technology, we perform dental procedures with precision. These treatments offer incredible results with the least possible pain.

What is Laser Dentistry?

Laser dentistry refers to dental treatments involving the use of lasers to treat various dental problems. This form of dentistry allows dentists to treat soft and hard tissues without causing significant pain and discomfort. These treatments are often considered viable alternatives to the procedures that use drills and other tools.

Laser dentistry offers treatments for several problems, such as

• Hypersensitivity
• Gum disease
• Tooth decay
• Tooth discoloration

Aside from being comfortable, laser treatments are highly effective and efficient and do not cost much. On top of that, most of these treatments are FDA-approved for their ability to treat several dental conditions.

What Are The Uses Of Lasers In Dental Procedures?

Lasers are used in several dental procedures to treat various problems. Here is a detail of the dental issues treatable with laser dentistry.

Gum Disease

Gum disease, or periodontal disease, is caused by bacterial plaque, which hardens over time and causes irritation and infection in gum tissues. Lasers can help treat and prevent gum disease. When exposed to the laser beam, the environment around the gum tissues is heated, killing the bacteria. This heat exposure also destroys the diseased tissue.

Teeth Whitening

Laser-powered teeth whitening has become a new norm in modern times due to its ability to deliver intended results more quickly and efficiently. 

Laser teeth whitening still involves using a bleaching solution on the teeth’ surface. Once the solution has been applied, a laser beam is directed onto the teeth to activate whitening agents. This accelerates the whitening process, helping you achieve a bright smile in less time.

Tooth Decay

For many years, dental works to treat tooth decay have traditionally involved drills and sanding to remove the decayed areas. It has been scary for many patients. But thanks to laser dentistry, tooth decay treatment has become more comfortable, effective, and efficient.

Lasers are concentrated beams of light that help remove only the diseased or defective part of the tissue. As a result, a significant amount of healthy tissue remains undamaged. Not only is this procedure less painful, but it also shortens the recovery duration.

Besides removing the decayed tooth area, lasers eliminate excess bacteria in the treatment region. This treatment also eliminates early signs of cavities.

Gum Re-Contouring

The excess, uneven gum tissue around your teeth can affect the appearance of your smile. For years, treating a gummy smile has involved making incisions through scalpels or other tools and removing excess gum tissue, causing discomfort for many patients. 

The introduction of lasers has made gum contouring a more comfortable and efficient procedure. During this treatment, a dentist directs a laser beam onto the gums to cut away excess tissue without using a scalpel. This concentrated light beam allows quicker, safer, and more precise tissue removal to offer the desired results.

Gum Depigmentation

Laser gum depigmentation is a quick and straightforward procedure to reduce black spots on gums and give them a uniform pink look. It is a cosmetic dental procedure to make your smile attractive.

During laser gum depigmentation, a laser beam is used on the gums to vaporize the top skin layer and destroy cells that produce the dark pigment. This triggers tissue healing and production in the treated region. The new gum tissue produced after the treatment is pink rather than brown.

Book a Consultation

EuroMed Clinic is a top-rated medical facility in Dubai with a state-of-the-art dental department. We offer conventional and laser dentistry solutions to help you achieve dental health and cosmetic goals. For more information, call us at +971 4 394 5422 or book a consultation online using the form below.