Laser Therapy

The application of low-intensity (soft) lasers is a proven method for stimulating various wound healing processes, reducing inflammatory reactions, and treating conditions associated with pain. These well-known effects in the oral cavity support the treatment of periodontal diseases, accelerate the healing of mucosal conditions (such as herpes, aphthae, stomatitis etc.). It is particularly beneficial post-surgery or after implant placement, where speeding up the healing process is essential for the success of the procedure.

Soft lasers emit light at a specific wavelength, which precisely targets soft tissues like gums and other parts of the oral cavity. This light energy initiates biochemical processes in cells, thereby accelerating healing. The primary effects of soft lasers include pain relief, anti-inflammatory action, biostimulation, and faster wound healing.

Applications

• Oral Mucosal Diseases: Laser therapy promotes rapid epithelialization, in conditions like herpes, aphthae, ulcers, and chronic inflammations, reducing healing time by approximately half.