Laser Gum Surgery In Midtown Manhattan NYC

Laser periodontal surgery in NYC is a safe and effective procedure to shrink periodontal pockets, treat a gummy smile, or to improve the appearance of gums. This laser gum surgery is as painless and as anxiety-free as possible since laser gum treatment is non-invasive. This can be hugely beneficial for the patient’s whole feel nervous about dental visits.

Dr. Rahmani, Periodontist in NYC is nationally recognized as America’s Top Periodontist, one of the best periodontal specialists in the region. Dr. Rahmani provides a full range of periodontal procedures including Laser gum treatment.

Laser Gum Surgery in Midtown Manhattan, NYC
As periodontal disease progresses, it gradually destroys gum tissue, the ligaments holding your teeth in place, and the bone surrounding your teeth.

The infection causes gum pockets, called periodontal pockets to develop around your teeth as the gums become looser and begin to pull away, and which soon become filled with bacteria.

If you suffer from periodontal pockets, you can visit our Manhattan Periodontics and Implant Dentistry Center in Midtown, NYC for a consultation.

Cause of Periodontitis
Periodontitisis caused by many different types of bacteria infecting the gums, which in turn prompts the body to fight back.

The result is inflammation in the gums which causes the characteristic symptoms of periodontal disease. Many of these bacteria are found in the plaque biofilm, which is a sticky layer that builds up around the gum line in the time between brushing and flossing.

If plaque isn’t thoroughly removed these bacteria will thrive and quickly multiply, hardening into calculus or tartar, and eventually resulting in periodontitis.

Laser Gum Surgery Using Waterlase iPlus
Lasers have become widely used during the last few decades as they are able to deliver a concentrated beam of energy in a specific wavelength. Different wavelengths are used to target hard or soft tissues in the mouth in a way that is far more precise than using a scalpel.

Our state of the art New York facility equipped with the most advanced periodontal equipment available in the USA including Waterlase iPlus. It’s one of the most advanced lasers available today, which uses YSGG laser energy to treat both soft and hard tissues. YSGG stands for Yttrium Scandium Gallium Garnet.

What Is Laser Periodontal Treatment?
Laser treatment is often used to treat periodontal disease. This is a bacterial infection that gradually destroys the gums and other tissues surrounding your teeth and which includes the bone and ligaments. Laser gum removal involves a dental laser that is used to clean and sterilize infected areas while removing tissues that are badly damaged and which cannot heal. This type of treatment may be used as a stand-alone procedure or in conjunction with other standard treatments for periodontal disease.

When Do You Need Laser Gum Treatment?
It’s quite likely your periodontist may recommend laser gum treatment when deep cleaning your gums during a process called scaling and root planing. This is used to treat the deep periodontal pockets that can develop in advanced periodontal disease and which can harbor bacteria. Generally, ultrasonic tools can be used to clean tartar from tooth roots that have been exposed by receding gums. However, removing bacteria from particularly deep periodontal pockets is often quite tricky. This is where laser dentistry can be particularly useful.

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