121 Jericho Turnpike Mineola, NY 11501

Advanced Laser Technology for Periodontal Care
Dr. Druz, Dr. Sukiasian, Dr. Weinreb, Dr. Baine, Dr. Joseph or Dr. Gavras are proud to offer laser therapy, one of the latest technologies available for treating periodontal disease. Compared to traditional periodontal treatment methods that rely on a scalpel and sutures, laser therapy offers a more precise, less invasive way to treat infected gum tissue and support healthier healing.
Laser therapy works by using a focused, high-energy beam of light to target and remove diseased tissue while leaving healthy tissue largely undisturbed. For many patients, this means a more comfortable procedure, a faster recovery, and better long-term results in the fight against gum disease. We offer this advanced treatment to patients from Mineola, NY, Garden City, New Hyde Park, East Williston and Roslyn Heights.
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Why Choose Laser Therapy for Gum Disease
- Comfort: Laser treatment typically involves reduced or no bleeding, minimized swelling, no charring, and none of the drill noise or vibration associated with traditional dental instruments. This helps eliminate much of the stress and anxiety often linked to periodontal treatment, since procedures are quick, effective and essentially pain-free. Postoperative sensitivity is also significantly limited, and because the technique is less invasive, healing often begins almost immediately after treatment.
- Reduced Risk of Infection: The laser's high-energy light beam acts as a natural sterilizer on the area being treated, helping reduce the risk of bacterial infection and lowering the likelihood of the treated area experiencing a relapse.
- Limited or Eliminated Need for Anesthesia: Because laser therapy is virtually painless, many patients no longer need to worry about injections or lingering numbness. In many cases, only a light anesthetic spray is needed, which also helps eliminate the added cost and complications sometimes associated with more involved anesthesia.
Uses of Laser Technology in Periodontal Care
- Frenectomy
- Osseous surgery
- Gum grafting
- Removal of diseased gum tissue
- Regeneration of healthy gum tissue
How Gum Disease Laser Therapy Works, Step by Step
1
Periodontal Evaluation
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Light Anesthetic, If Needed
3
Targeted Laser Treatment
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Encouraging Healthy Regeneration
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Immediate Healing Response
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Follow-Up Care
Who Is a Candidate for Laser Therapy?
- Have been diagnosed with periodontal disease and are exploring treatment options beyond scaling and root planing
- Feel anxious about traditional periodontal surgery involving a scalpel and sutures
- Have experienced a slow recovery or significant discomfort from past dental procedures
- Are looking for a treatment approach that supports gum tissue regeneration and reattachment
- Have areas of gum disease that have not fully responded to non-surgical treatment alone
What to Expect After Your Procedure
Experience a More Comfortable Approach to Gum Disease Treatment
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