April 9, 2018

If you have sensitive teeth or dental anxiety due to uncomfortable dental experiences you’ve had in the past, then laser dentistry is for you. Laser dentistry is less invasive, less painful and faster healing than most normal dental procedures. Here at the Gettysburg Dental Associates, Dr. Seidel utilizes the latest in technological advancements to help improve the experience of his patients.

Laser Procedures are Minimally Invasive

In most cases, laser dentistry eliminates the need for dental drills which typically require anesthesia because of the pressure that can be felt during the procedure. With lasers being less-invasive, there is less pain and discomfort during and after the procedure. This can help you to relax and look forward to recovering.

Laser Procedures Heal More Quickly

Because little trauma is extended to the tooth and gums during laser treatments, your mouth can heal much faster.  You can get back to your day-to-day activities quicker than usual and avoid any inconvenience in your routine due to pain and swollen gums.

When Are Dental Lasers Used?

Laser technology can be used in several different dental treatments. From aesthetic procedures like enhancing a smile to intensive procedures like surgery, you can enjoy the benefits of this advanced dental care.

Here is a list of some of the main procedures where a laser can be used:

  • Frenectomy
  • Gingivectomy
  • To help keep your dental implants clean and working correctly
  • To help heal mouth sores
  • Certain types of extractions
  • Cavity preparation
  • Gum surgery

Experience the Difference

If you’ve never had dental treatment done with laser technology, then there’s only one way to really find out the difference. Take advantage of the benefits of advanced technology and never look at dentistry the same again. To schedule a laser dentistry appointment with an experienced dentist in Gettysburg, PA, contact the Gettysburg Dental Associates today!

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