Laser Assisted Implant Dentistry
Enhance your implant surgery with minimally invasive C02 procedures. Realize benefits to clinician and patient alike. Maintain precision, reduce bleeding, enhance visibility, decrease post-op inflammation and enhance patient comfort and healing.
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Site preparation for immediate implants
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Implant recovery
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Mid-crestal incisions
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Tissue Sculpting
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Periimplantitis Treatment
The New Age of Minimally Invasive Implant Surgery
A Viable Alternative to the Scalpel
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Bloodless surgical field
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Enhanced visibility
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Reduced surgical time
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Decontamination while cutting
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Minimal post-op inflammation
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Reduced post-op pain
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Fewer myofibroblasts and scarring
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Implant recovery immediate impressions
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Finesse sculpting of interproximal tissue for ideal emergence profile
Implant Uncovering
Innovative and unique super-pulsed C02 laser technology, guasian energy distribution and the precise (150 micron) incision width preserves surrounding tissue during implant uncovering and enables immediate impressions with the ideal emergence profile saving you and your patient considerable chair time. Enhance your safety profile as the 10,600nm wavelength is completely reflected off of the implant surface unlike other hot tip lasers.
Periimplantitis Treatment
Rescue failing implants otherwise requiring extraction, bone grafting and replacement by decontaminating the implant surface with the super-pulsed C02 (10,600 nm) laser. It is a safe, effective and effective way to enhance patient care and grow practice revenue. The C02 wavelength can also de-epithelialize the inside of the flap, enhancing the probability of bone regeneration and osetoblast integration into the surface and threads of the implant.
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Selectively removes granulation tissue
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Decontaminates the implant surface
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Does NOT transmit heat onto the surface ("Super-pulsed")
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Stimulates healing of hard (osseous) and soft tissue
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De-epithelializing the flap enhances osseous growth and inytegration
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Saves patients from extraction, bone grafting and replacement surgery