What is Waterlase?
Are you afraid of going to the dentist because the drill's noise, vibration, and heat make you nervous? If that's the case, you'll be relieved to learn that BioLase® Waterlase technology can eliminate the complexity and trauma involved with numerous dental procedures!
The Waterlase apparatus can remove hard and soft tissue by applying laser-powered water droplets and hydrokinetic technology. The Waterlase laser also produces no heat, vibrations, or noise. Furthermore, the FDA confirmed in 1998 that hydrokinetic laser is safe for both adults and children.
Waterlase can provide a painless way to achieve the perfect smile for children and patients with dental phobia.
What Procedures Can Waterlase Assist With?
This piece of dental equipment is quite versatile, and your doctor may use it for a variety of treatments, including:
What Are the Advantages of Waterlase?
Waterlase combines laser energy and atomized water to remove soft and hard tissue gently. In most circumstances, this precise laser removes the need for an anesthetic. Another advantage is that the laser sterilizes the surgical region, lowering the possibility of bacterial infections or invasion.
The following are some of the reasons why doctors may favor Waterlase over a traditional dental drill:
What Happens During Waterlase Treatments?
Although waterlase treatments vary, many elements stay constant. Your doctor will first provide protective eyewear as a shield for the eyes. Following that, a tiny Waterlase laser will then cut through the hard or soft tissue with streams of atomized water. As a bonus, the laser also sterilizes itself as it moves, meaning your doctor can finish soft tissue augmentation treatments in a single visit!
Is It Possible for Waterlase to Do Specialized Procedures?
Apart from the diversity of procedures that regularly impact individuals, Waterlase may execute many specialty procedures. Waterlase can also be used for:
Waterlase With Dr. Hu
The Waterlase laser aims to improve patient comfort while lowering dental anxiety and costs. Furthermore, it is the least invasive and most effective tool available to general dentists. Waterlase can help restore the appearance of your smile while also improving the condition of your teeth. Contact the Smiles of Alaska team today by email at office@smilesofalaska.com or phone at 907-349-6466.
Are you afraid of going to the dentist because the drill's noise, vibration, and heat make you nervous? If that's the case, you'll be relieved to learn that BioLase® Waterlase technology can eliminate the complexity and trauma involved with numerous dental procedures!
The Waterlase apparatus can remove hard and soft tissue by applying laser-powered water droplets and hydrokinetic technology. The Waterlase laser also produces no heat, vibrations, or noise. Furthermore, the FDA confirmed in 1998 that hydrokinetic laser is safe for both adults and children.
Waterlase can provide a painless way to achieve the perfect smile for children and patients with dental phobia.
What Procedures Can Waterlase Assist With?
This piece of dental equipment is quite versatile, and your doctor may use it for a variety of treatments, including:
- Cavity preparation
- Dentin & enamel procedures
- Caries removal
- Gum lifts and contouring
- Dental decay removal
- Procedures involving soft tissue
What Are the Advantages of Waterlase?
Waterlase combines laser energy and atomized water to remove soft and hard tissue gently. In most circumstances, this precise laser removes the need for an anesthetic. Another advantage is that the laser sterilizes the surgical region, lowering the possibility of bacterial infections or invasion.
The following are some of the reasons why doctors may favor Waterlase over a traditional dental drill:
- Neighboring teeth are less affected
- Fillings could be bonded more quickly and effectively
- Only a tiny portion of the healthy tooth must be removed
- Patients have been said to have minimal bleeding both during and after the surgery
- No more noise, heat, and uncomfortable vibrations
- Highly precise to generate superior results
- Possible reduction of dental visits
- Possible reduction of post-surgery infections
What Happens During Waterlase Treatments?
Although waterlase treatments vary, many elements stay constant. Your doctor will first provide protective eyewear as a shield for the eyes. Following that, a tiny Waterlase laser will then cut through the hard or soft tissue with streams of atomized water. As a bonus, the laser also sterilizes itself as it moves, meaning your doctor can finish soft tissue augmentation treatments in a single visit!
Is It Possible for Waterlase to Do Specialized Procedures?
Apart from the diversity of procedures that regularly impact individuals, Waterlase may execute many specialty procedures. Waterlase can also be used for:
- Laser whitening
- Composite fillings
- Porcelain veneers
- Crowns
- And other cosmetic dental procedures.
Waterlase With Dr. Hu
The Waterlase laser aims to improve patient comfort while lowering dental anxiety and costs. Furthermore, it is the least invasive and most effective tool available to general dentists. Waterlase can help restore the appearance of your smile while also improving the condition of your teeth. Contact the Smiles of Alaska team today by email at office@smilesofalaska.com or phone at 907-349-6466.
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