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Cosmetic Dentistry Blog at My Dentist USAThursday, October 1, 2009Gum Disease and Cold Sores - Relief with New Laser Technology
New laser technology has been developed and approved by the FDA to treat periodontal or gum disease. The laser is a light source from the infrared end of the spectrum that uses low energy power to treat gums, often without anesthesia. That's right, oftentimes no injections are needed, even with deep pockets. The low power of the laser kills bacteria that causes gum disease for up to three months (according to the leading periodontal journal), seals the vessels and nerve endings, and produces little if any pain for the first three days after the procedure. On the third day, the nerve endings begin to regenerate and what little pain there is can be managed quite well with Ibuprofen. My Dentist USA is your resource for cutting-edge, emerging technology in the Cosmetic Dentistry industry. Read the rest of the article here on My Dentist USA. Labels: cold sores, laser dentistry, treatment of gum disease
Monday, July 13, 2009Laser Technology Helps with Cold Sores and Gum Disease
New laser technology has been developed and approved by the FDA to treat this disease. The laser is a light source from the infrared end of the spectrum that uses low energy power to treat the gums, often without anesthesia. That's right, oftentimes no injections are needed, even with deep pockets. The low power of the light kills the bacteria for up to three months (according to the leading periodontal journal), seals the vessels and nerve endings, and produces little if any pain for the first three days after the procedure. On the third day, the nerve endings begin to regenerate and what little pain there is can be managed quite well with Ibuprofen. Read the rest of the article here on My Dentist USA. Labels: cold sores, eliminating gum disease
Monday, February 9, 2009A New Approach to Gum Disease and Cold Sores
New laser technology has been developed and approved by the FDA to treat periodontal or gum disease. The laser is a light source from the infrared end of the spectrum that uses low energy power to treat gums, often without anesthesia. That's right, oftentimes no injections are needed, even with deep pockets. The low power of the laser kills bacteria that causes gum disease for up to three months (according to the leading periodontal journal), seals the vessels and nerve endings, and produces little if any pain for the first three days after the procedure. On the third day, the nerve endings begin to regenerate and what little pain there is can be managed quite well with Ibuprofen. My Dentist USA is your resource for cutting-edge, emerging technology in the Cosmetic Dentistry industry. Read the rest of the article here on My Dentist USA. Labels: cold sores, eliminating gum disease, gum disease, treatment of gum disease
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