Name: China Laser Periodontal Therapy Manufacturers Suppliers Factory - Customized Service - Cozing Medical Devices
Brand: Cozing
SKU: 242073119

What's the technical parameter of the dental laser periodontal therapy?

Brand	COZING
Model	COZING-USBO
energy source	electricity
Material	plastic, tooth model
Shelf life	2 years
Quality Certification	CE
Instrument classification	Class I
Product Specifications	3200 mW
Wavelength	650nm laser therapy device

What are the advantages of dental laser periodontal therapy?

Compared with traditional periodontal surgical treatment, the advantages of laser treatment are mainly reflected in 6 aspects.

① Minimal side effects, light tissue damage, and accelerated postoperative healing;

②Improve patient comfort;

③Excellent hemostatic and coagulation effects, essential for medical patients;

④ Some surgeries require only topical anesthesia;

⑤ The concept of minimally invasive dentistry (MID) can be realized;

⑥Laser treatment is safe as long as the operator follows the rules

What are the indications of dental laser periodontal therapy?

Gingivectomy
Remove growth
Vestibuloplasty
Gingival sulcus debridement
Remove soft tissue, cysts and fibroids (non-malignant tumors, mucosa, tongue)
Stop bleeding at tooth extraction site
Treatment of ulcerative lesions, including aphthous ulcers
Heat source that activates tooth bleaching materials
Biopsy (incision and excision)
Aphthous ulcer (incision and excision)
Salivary gland pathology
Preparation of gums and white spots before restoration
Periodontal gingivectomy
Crown lengthening (soft tissue)
Incisional infection when used together with antibiotic treatment

How does dental laser periodontal therapy work?

COZING laser can change the permeability of blood vessels, reduce the speed and degree of inflammatory exudation, reduce congestion and edema; relax blood vessels, accelerate blood flow, promote the absorption of inflammatory exudation and the dissipation of inflammatory cell infiltration, and through human immunity Function, enhance the body's local anti-infection ability.

COZING laser can promote the formation of new blood vessels, promote hair growth, increase RNA and glycogen content in skin and muscles, accelerate fibroblast formation, granulation tissue proliferation, epithelial cell regeneration, and accelerate the healing of wounds and ulcers.

COZING laser can reduce the content of 5-hydroxytryptamine, increase the pain threshold, and cause the release of morphine-like substances, thereby reducing local irritation reactions and exerting an analgesic effect.

What is laser periodontal treatment?

Laser periodontal treatment is a revolutionary dental procedure that uses laser technology to treat periodontal disease.

It is a minimally invasive and highly effective alternative to traditional gum surgery.

The laser can precisely target infected tissue without damaging surrounding healthy gum tissue.

It treats the symptoms of periodontal disease and restores gum health and supports Oral bone health.

How laser therapy works?

Laser therapy works by using a specialized laser that emits concentrated light energy to remove infected gum tissue and bacteria around the teeth. The laser targets only diseased and inflamed gum tissue, leaving healthy tissue intact. This precision results in less pain, less bleeding, and faster recovery than traditional gum surgery.

Laser energy is absorbed by pigmented bacteria and inflamed tissue, causing them to be vaporized or eliminated. This helps remove diseased gum tissue and disinfect the area, reducing bacteria levels and promoting healing.

In addition, lasers can be used to remove tartar buildup below the gum line, helping to restore healthy gum-to-tooth attachment.

The dentist will begin the procedure by numbing the affected area with a local anesthetic. Once the patient feels comfortable, the dentist uses a laser to remove infected tissue and bacteria around the tooth. The laser can also disinfect the area to promote healing.

FAQ

Q1: How does dental laser periodontal therapy work in treating periodontal disease?

A1: Dental laser periodontal therapy, also known as laser-assisted periodontal therapy, involves the use of laser technology to treat various stages of periodontal disease. The specific mechanism of action may vary depending on the type of laser used, but the general principles include:
Bacterial Elimination: Lasers used in periodontal therapy can target and eliminate bacteria in the periodontal pockets. The energy from the laser is absorbed by pigments in the bacteria, leading to their destruction. This helps in reducing the bacterial load responsible for inflammation and infection.
Debridement and Detoxification: The laser can be used for debriding and detoxifying the root surfaces of teeth affected by periodontal disease. It removes calculus (tartar) and bacterial toxins, creating a cleaner and healthier environment for the gums to heal.
Gum Tissue Reshaping: In some cases, lasers can be used to reshape or recontour the gum tissue. This is particularly useful for addressing issues like gum recession or an uneven gum line. The laser precisely removes or reshapes the tissue, improving the aesthetics and health of the gums.
Stimulation of Healing: Laser therapy can stimulate the regeneration of periodontal tissues. It promotes blood circulation and activates cellular processes that contribute to the healing of damaged gums and supporting structures.
Reduced Inflammation: The anti-inflammatory effects of laser therapy contribute to the reduction of inflammation in the gums. This can result in decreased swelling, redness, and discomfort associated with periodontal disease.
Minimally Invasive: Laser periodontal therapy is often considered minimally invasive compared to traditional surgical approaches. It may involve less bleeding, reduced postoperative discomfort, and faster recovery times.
Selective Treatment: Modern laser systems allow for selective treatment, targeting diseased tissues while preserving healthy surrounding structures. This precision helps in achieving effective results with minimal impact on unaffected areas.