Laser Dentistry in Maribyrnong

Whether you have a low pain threshold or are wary of invasive traditional dental procedures, it can be completely natural to want to put off going to the dentist. However, with the cutting-edge technology at Finer Smiles® Laser Dentistry, you can have all the common dental procedures carried out without much pain.

At Finer Smiles® Laser Dentistry, our technology and techniques will have a minimum amount of bleeding and swelling, as well as a fast recovery time. As opposed to employing the use of scalpels, needles and drills, laser dentistry is minimally to non-invasive, letting you get back to your Maribyrnong lifestyle.

As we aim our laser technology at the area we're operating on, laser energy is transmitted through a water spray mist. The water particles are energised by the laser and hit the target tissue. When in contact with the gum tissue cells, the water content with the cells evaporates, causing the cells to collapse.

The laser procedure causes a collapse that is extremely precise and produces very little bleeding, and, because minimal trauma is caused, there is almost no swelling or scarring experienced. The patient will feel almost no pain caused by pressure, heat or damaged nerve endings and will heal very quickly.

At Finer Smiles® Laser Dentistry, we can do multiple procedures in one sitting, using our laser dentistry in Maribyrnong. This is because there is minimal collateral harm to the area surrounding of the affected area. Our laser dentistry has applications for every dental procedure from general to cosmetic dentistry.

For a dentist to properly assess issues with a patient’s oral health, extreme accuracy is required. The decision for which procedure to use relies on the diagnosis and can be crucial for the outcome of the patient’s well-being. Traditional manual assessment is only 25 percent accurate and relies on visual observation.

At Finer Smiles® Laser Dentistry, we will recommend the correct treatment, thanks to the use of the Diagnodent Laser Caries detection aid. Laser diagnosis has proven to be almost 100 percent accurate because it looks beyond the surface. With it, our technicians see into fissures to find decay in the earliest stages.