Why lasers in dentistry?
Lasers cut, cauterize, coagulate and sterilize Lasers

clinician benefits:

•Incremental revenue through additional procedures
•Increased patient acceptance
•Generate patient referrals

Production Efficiency:

•Improved access and field of vision
•Decreased treatment time in many cases
•Reduced impression retakes

patient comfort:

•Healthier approach to tissue management as compared to a scalpel or electrosurgery
•Minimal need for anesthesia
•Reduction in post-op discomfort

Specification:

•Wavelength: 980nm

•Laser power: 0.5W-8W

•Emission mode: Continuous mode and pulse mode

•Laser type: Type IV, InGAsP diode laser

•Optic fiber diameter: 200/400um

•User interface: OLED display screen

•Aiming laser wavelength: 650nm

•Aiming laser power: <2mW

•Dimension: 190mmxl55mmx260mm

•Weight: 150g

•Work power supply: built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery

Application:

Frenectomy:
•Interventions involving low levels of pain and bleeding
•Immediate hemostasis
•No sutures and less scars, accelerated wound healing
•Often no more than surface anesthesia required, virtually no post-operative discomfort

Proliferative Excision:
• Removal of the mucosal lesion
• Direct coagulation without sutures
• Non-irritated wound area with no secondary bleeding
• Reduced scar formation

Gingivoplasty:
• Easy visualization of clean contours
• Interventions with low bleeding levels
• Virtually no post-operative problem

Help To sprout:
• No need to bleed and stitch
• Easy to help teeth grow.

Aphthous/ Cold sores:
•Apply at a specific low power 0.5 10 mm away for 30 sec
•Then add 1 watt, apply 0.6 power same procedure
•Bump it up again for another watt, 0.7
•It takes about 5 intervals.

Super-short laser pulses, provide an amazing experience:
Super-short 10μs and super-high 50HZ laser pulses reduce charring during treatment, better improve patient comfort, accelerate tissue healing and protect patient safety.