Laser Dental Treatments

Multi-Award-Winning Dental Laser Treatment in London

Smile Cliniq’s Multi-Award-Winning dental team provides treatments using Soft Tissue Diode Lasers, which are used to treat gum disease, recurring ulcer problems, gum pigmentation (reduce dark patches on the gum) and the removal of the inflamed gum flap when a tooth is partially erupted (pericoronitis).

Each laser dental treatment in London is conducted by a member of our experienced team to give you the best possible results. Whether it is for laser dental cleaning, ulcer treatments, implant exposure or crown lengthening where necessary, we will be with you at every stage, allowing you to have all your questions answered at once. Each of our specialists that carry out dental laser treatment in London are highly trained with knowledge of how to use this treatment to maintain the health of your teeth and gums.

The Process of Laser Dental Treatment in London

Laser dental treatment in London effectively replaces the surgical scalpel, and due to the way it works it allows faster healing, less bleeding, less scarring and less anaesthesia. This, therefore, makes it ideal for laser dental cleaning and advanced laser dentistry as it provides the deep clean that you need without any harsh chemicals. It is this targeted laser dental treatment that have helped to completely transform the way that we care for our teeth. Each of our advanced options for laser dental treatment in London can be used to help the teeth and gums with minimal side effects. Our award-winning services for dental laser treatment in London can be made to have the right amount of time and money.

Laser dentistry is becoming more popular and is normally pain-free, quick, affordable, with no blood – what more could you ask for? Get in touch with our London dentist now!

The Benefits of Using Laser Dental Treatment in London

Several benefits come with any kind of laser dental treatment in London as they help to remove harmful bacteria and correct any issues from the mouth with minimal side effects. To help you understand, we have compiled a list of some of the benefits of these advanced laser dentistry treatments:

• Less traumatic and less bleeding
• Less time required for the procedure
• Reduced scarring
• Less anaesthetic
• Faster healing
• No stitches required
• More accurate results creating better cosmetic finishing

Uses for Dental Laser Treatment in London with Smile Cliniq

Though there are several benefits for laser dental cleaning and other advanced laser dentistry services, it is important to investigate their uses. There is a wide range of laser dental treatments out there that can help to care for every aspect of your teeth and gums. Below, we have compiled a list of some of the main uses for laser dentistry in the 21st century for healing and whitening the teeth and gums.

1	Tooth Whitening – in surgery
2	Depigmentation (Gum Bleaching)
3	Ulcer treatment
4	Periodontic LAPT Laser Assisted Periodontal Treatment
5	TMJ Disorder relief
6	Gum Troughing for crowns (to improve dental impressions and thus accuracy of indirect restoration fit.
7	Oral Herpes, mucositis and lichen planus treatment
8	Endodontic (root canal disinfection)
9	Crown lengthening
10	Frenectomy
11	Pericorinitis treatment
12	Operculectomy
13	Gingivectomy
14	Gingivoplasty
15	Implant exposure
16	Plus many more applications

Why Choose Smile Cliniq – Leading Laser Dental Treatment in London

Undergoing dental laser treatment in London at Smile Cliniq is easier than ever. We book a consultation with you at our specialist laser clinic the UK to discuss the treatment. We will talk you through your options and all the steps involved before you commit to the procedure that’s right for your condition. Our trained staff are on hand to provide you with everything you need. We make processes such as this as straightforward as possible, all to help you maintain your oral health and have the perfect smile in no time. Our dental laser treatment in London can help strengthen teeth, and we have years of experience in the field and state-of-the-art machinery.

If you are looking to care for your teeth, this is an affordable way to do it as it aids in removing harmful bacteria. This provides a quick and simple solution for healing both your teeth and gums. To book a consultation for a laser dental treatment in London, get in contact with us today!

Laser Dental Treatment FAQs

Who carries out laser dental treatment?

An experienced periodontist usually carries our laser dental treatment in London. It’s always good to have your general dentist and periodontist involved in your care plan and the treatment of your dental issues, especially when dental laser treatment in London is the likely solution. This will form a successful collaborative approach that will better inform your treatment plan for your individual needs and history.

Does dental laser therapy in London hurt?

Dental laser treatment is generally a pain-free procedure. Afterwards, discomfort is minimal, and any sensitivity in the gums is only for a short time. We use a local anaesthetic to numb the infected area to significantly reduce any pain that may be felt during treatment – this makes treatment painless.

How Long Does Laser dental Treatment take?

The average length of laser dental treatment in London depends on the treatment plan created beforehand. For example, laser periodontal therapy (LAPT therapy) takes just one session, which runs for less than an hour, whereas a Frenectomy only takes a few minutes. Depending on the severity of your condition, more than one appointment may be scheduled to achieve the best results.

Can children receive laser dental treatment in London?

Laser dentistry is used to treat several conditions in both adults and children. For instance, tooth decay can be discovered based on the amount of light the tooth reflects. Additionally, lasers can be used on children to:

• Help expose teeth that have been unable to break through the gums
• Perform a frenectomy, which removes tissue that is causing feeding problems for infants
• Remove diseased or damaged pulp tissue from a tooth to protect healthy tissue