Laser Periodontal Therapy Case Study

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Many people have Periodontal disease (i.e., gum disease) but neglect to seek treatment because of the stress and discomfort associated with the dental solutions for this problem; however, laser periodontal therapy at Lamas Dental Specialists in Miami is used instead of the traditional, uncomfortable gum disease treatments. As a Certified LANAP® Laser Periodontal Therapy Clinician and Doctor of Dental Medicine, Dr. William P. Lamas provides his patients with a fast, and comfortable treatment option that offers them extremely effective results. At Lamas Dental Specialists in Miami, Dr. Lamas uses lasers to treat moderate to severe gum disease. These innovative lasers allow him to address gum disease more efficiently and with greater accuracy.…show more content…
During its early stages, the gums appear red and swollen: At this point, the condition is referred to as Gingivitis. If treatment is sought, Gingivitis can be reversed; however, without treatment, the infection becomes chronic, at which point it is referred to as Periodontitis. Besides increasing the likelihood of tooth loss, left untreated, Periodontitis may also increase the risk of an individual suffering a heart attack and/or a stroke. Laser Periodontal Therapy is Available in Miami Today, laser therapy is frequently used across a variety of healthcare fields, including dentistry. In 1991, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared lasers for use in the dental industry. Since that time, these revolutionary procedures have dramatically changed the way a number of dental conditions are treated, including periodontal disease. The main purpose of laser periodontal therapy is to eliminate the bacteria that is multiplying within the pockets surrounding the teeth to reduce further destruction of the tissue and bone that are responsible for holding the teeth in place. Laser Light vs. The Rays of the
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