Laser Assisted RCT
Seller: OMR Dentistry
LASER utilizes light beams to remove or modify soft and hard tissues in the mouth.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of various lasers as an adjunct in root canal procedures.
Lasers can be used to open the surface of a tooth to access the root canal, remove diseased tissue, clean, disinfect and shape the canal, and fill it.
Lasers can target bacteria and infected material with greater accuracy, at times preserving more of the healthy tooth structure.
They can also reduce discomfort by eliminating the jarring sounds of drills as well as limiting the need for local anesthesia.
Less bleeding during root canal surgical procedures and reduced post-operative discomfort and infection.
Laser-activated irrigation for eradicating bacteria and preventing new bacterial growth. Hence reduced re – infection.
More comfortable and effective with higher clinical success rates than conventional techniques.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of various lasers as an adjunct in root canal procedures.
Lasers can be used to open the surface of a tooth to access the root canal, remove diseased tissue, clean, disinfect and shape the canal, and fill it.
Lasers can target bacteria and infected material with greater accuracy, at times preserving more of the healthy tooth structure.
They can also reduce discomfort by eliminating the jarring sounds of drills as well as limiting the need for local anesthesia.
Less bleeding during root canal surgical procedures and reduced post-operative discomfort and infection.
Laser-activated irrigation for eradicating bacteria and preventing new bacterial growth. Hence reduced re – infection.
More comfortable and effective with higher clinical success rates than conventional techniques.
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