Laser Periodontal Therapy in Prescott

Laser periodontal therapy is a procedure to treat gum disease and promote healthy tissue growth with increased comfort and efficiency.  Our technology has the ability to create an alternative to periodontal surgery which will create a faster and easier recovery and experience.

The benefits of using laser periodontal therapy are convenience, less pain, bleeding, and swelling, lower risk of infection, faster recovery time, and better preservation of healthy tissue.

This would depend on each patient, but typically, this procedure is a pain-free experience. The dentist will make sure to numb you before getting started so you don’t feel any pain during the treatment. Because this procedure is less invasive, the post-op discomfort and sensitivity are reduced and temporary as well.

Laser periodontal therapy is very effective in treating gum disease. We make sure that all the diseased tissue and bacteria are removed so that the healthy tissue is preserved and can grow back effectively.

During treatment, the dentist will use the laser to remove diseased gum tissue and bacteria, this will enhance the health of the gums and promote healthier gums to regrow. This process is quick and painless, with less recovery time.

The amount of laser treatments would depend on each patient, by coming in for a consultation, the dentist will be able to go over treatment plan options and let you know the length of treatment and how many are required for your specific case.

Recovery depends on each patient but can take anywhere from 1-2 days or a week or two to fully heal. The doctor will be sure to go over post-op care to make sure that you have the best and fastest recovery experience.

Candidates for laser periodontal therapy are patients who have periodontal disease and who want a less painful, less invasive experience. This is meant for patients who need to remove diseased gums that have bacteria and promote the growth of healthy tissue.

After the procedure, the doctor will go over specifics to take care of your gums after treatment. It’s important to make sure that you maintain good oral health, which includes brushing and flossing a minimum of twice a day to prevent infections. The office will also set you up with follow-up appointments to check the treatment site and evaluate the gums.

Insurance coverage would depend on the insurance provider and the type of plan that you have. It’s best to contact your insurance provider to get the best idea of what coverage your plan provides.