Advanced diode laser technology to treat gum disease, reduce pocket depth and eliminate infection — with minimal bleeding, significantly less discomfort and faster recovery than traditional gum surgery.
Laser gum therapy uses a precise diode soft-tissue laser to treat periodontal (gum) disease — a bacterial infection of the gum tissue and supporting bone around teeth. Unlike traditional gum surgery that uses scalpels, the laser targets only infected tissue while leaving healthy tissue completely intact.
The laser energy simultaneously removes diseased tissue, kills bacteria, seals blood vessels (reducing bleeding dramatically), and stimulates tissue healing. Most patients are amazed by how comfortable the procedure is compared to expectations.
We use laser therapy for a wide range of applications: periodontal pocket reduction, gum depigmentation (removing dark gum patches), crown lengthening, frenectomy, and treating peri-implantitis around dental implants.
The laser seals blood vessels as it works, resulting in 90% less bleeding than conventional scalpel surgery.
Most patients resume normal activities within 24 hours — compared to 7–10 days recovery for traditional surgery.
The laser targets only infected tissue, leaving healthy gum cells completely unaffected.
Laser energy bio-stimulates cells to produce collagen and new tissue attachment to root surfaces.
Post-treatment sensitivity is significantly lower than after traditional flap surgery.
Unlike flap surgery, laser therapy rarely results in gum recession — preserving your aesthetic gum line.
Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. Book a periodontal assessment — early treatment prevents tooth loss and protects your overall health.
