Live Life Smiling is transforming the way patients receive dental treatments with laser technology. The use of a dental laser ensures your visit to our practice is comfortable and pleasant. Lasers are designed to perform procedures without damaging healthy tissue, which means quicker healing times, less damage to teeth and gums, and much less pain compared to drills and scalpels. Importantly they reduce the risk of infection.

WHAT IS LASER DENTISTRY?

The development in dental laser technology has benefited a number of different dental specialisations, including cosmetic dentistry, oral surgery, root canal therapy, and even fillings.  Our dentists are trained on three different types of lasers (Nd:YAG, Er:YAG, Diode) to ensure you experience has the best possible outcomes, without the discomfort and anxieties that dental drills and needles often give.

Even better, dental lasers can sterilise and clean the tissues as they work!

NEEDLE-FREE AND DRILL-FREE

The use of dental lasers can minimise or in some cases completely eliminate the need for needles and dental drills. With lasers we have the ability to perform many different procedures without the common discomfort associated with needles and drills. For patients who might find the thought of needles distressing, this is a way that we can achieve your treatment without anxiety.

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SAFE AND EFFECTIVE RESULTS

The use of laser equipment is completely safe and can be extremely beneficial when considering the results and overall outcomes. Dental lasers have widened the ability to make dentistry more comfortable for patients and often improves results. Treatment time is often shortened with better outcomes.

REDUCED HEALING TIME

For treatments such as reshaping gum lines and phrenectomies,  the replacement of a traditional scalpel for a dental laser can often provide better outcomes while having many benefits. Due to the pinpoint accuracy of lasers, the soft tissues in your mouth can often heal much faster than if they were treated with a traditional scalpel. Our dentists can often provide you with a dental treatment that is often bloodless and pain-free.

INTERESTED?

If you’re  interested in a consultation  please contact us at (02) 4950 9221, we’d love to chat and explain what we can provide for you.