If gingivitis is not treated in a timely manner, it can progress into periodontal disease or severe gum disease, and periodontitis can result in the loss of teeth if it is never treated.

Patients who have periodontal disease that has progressed to a more advanced stage may be able to save their natural teeth with the help of laser therapy. If you have periodontal disease, you will have deep pockets of germs and bacteria in your mouth that routine dental cleanings cannot remove.

Even when the germs are buried deep within your gum pockets, there is a better chance that a laser will be able to eradicate them altogether.

During laser gum surgery, none of the patient’s healthy gum tissue is harmed.
Laser therapy is utilized by the highly trained professionals to repair injured tissue and promote the development of new, healthy tissue.

This approach achieves a very high level of accuracy and precision. The laser is able to differentiate between healthy gum tissue and unhealthy gum tissue on its own. In addition, it will not have any effect on the teeth or bones.

In comparison to more traditional methods of gum surgery, laser surgery is far less intrusive. Traditional gum surgery involves the use of dental equipment that cuts into tissue of the gums, resulting in wounds that may be painful and call for sutures as well as extra time for healing.

Because the laser does not make incisions in the gum tissue, there is less of a chance of infection, sensitivity, and bleeding following the treatment with laser gum surgery.

Having teeth that are straight and white might make you feel more confident when you smile. Your self-esteem is also significantly affected by the gums you chew.

Do you ever get the impression that your grin is too “gummy,” or that your teeth are too “short”? If you believe that there is an imbalance between the amount of gum tissue and tooth structure in your mouth, it may cause you to feel self-conscious about smiling.

Laser gum surgery may be used to sculpt the form of your gums and cut away any superfluous tissue, leaving you with the stunning smile you’ve always dreamed of having.

Recovery from traditional gum procedures can take several weeks and includes discomfort, edema, and restriction to a liquid diet.

Patients normally only experience minimal discomfort throughout the recuperation period following laser gum surgery, which lasts for a full day.

Because there is no need for cutting or stitching, the laser technique allows for a speedy recovery with very little interruption in production.

Your surgeon will remove less tissue and, as a result, you will have less discomfort, bleeding, and inflammation if he or she avoids using typical surgical instruments like scalpels.