Laser Dentistry
Less intervention, quicker recovery.
Dental lasers let us treat gum tissue with a precision that a blade cannot match. Gum reshaping, treatment of inflamed gum tissue, and a range of soft-tissue procedures can be done with less bleeding, fewer stitches, and a shorter recovery than the conventional approach.
Why patients choose it
Less bleeding
The laser seals small vessels as it works, which keeps the field clear and the procedure controlled.
Often no stitches
Many soft-tissue procedures close without sutures, which makes the days afterwards easier.
Reshaping a gummy smile
Where too much gum shows when you smile, the gum line can be sculpted precisely to reveal the right tooth proportion.
How it works
- 1
Gum assessment
We measure gum health and, for cosmetic cases, design the new gum line against your smile.
- 2
Preparation
The area is numbed and the laser settings are matched to the tissue and the procedure.
- 3
Treatment
The laser removes or reshapes the target tissue precisely, sealing as it goes.
- 4
Healing check
A short follow-up confirms the tissue has healed to the shape we planned.
Frequently asked questions
It suits a wide range of soft-tissue cases, but not every case. At your consultation we tell you honestly whether the laser is the right tool for what you need.
Yes, and it often is. Correcting the gum line first is frequently what makes a cosmetic result look balanced.
Not sure which treatment you need?
Book a consultation and we will recommend the right plan for your smile.
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