Posts Tagged ‘waterlase’

Painless dentistry with Waterlase from City of Leeds dentist

Friday, April 2nd, 2010

Waterlase dentistry is a new laser energy tool that also uses a gentle spray of water to help perform a number of dentistry procedures. It therefore does not need the heat, vibration and pressure that is required for a traditional dentist’s drill, making many of the procedures a great deal more comfortable and less painful for the patient. It also means that many treatments require less anaesthetic or even none at all, lessening the impact on the body.

Using Waterlase technology allows you to get in and out of the dentist’s chair faster as it is a lot less likely that you will require an anaesthetic injection prior to surgery. Something that research has shown to be very popular with patients. It also means that dentists can now perform surgery in only one visit when in the past two or more was required.

Lasers have been used for sometime now to aid dental and cosmetic dental treatments. Waterlase’s revolutionary water spray technique adds a new dimension of comfort to the speed, efficiency and accuracy associated with laser treatment. Lasers can be used for treatments such as gum contouring and root canal surgery.

Lasers also mean that treatment is safer as the intense heat produced sterilises the wound as it cuts. It also means there is less blood loss and recovery times are faster. To find out more information about the benefits and applications of painless Waterlase treatments, make an appointment to see a City of Leeds dentist

Pioneering new Waterlase technology at City of Leeds dentist

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

Waterlase is a pioneering new dental technology that uses laser energy and a spray of water to perform a whole range of dental procedures on the teeth and gums, with a much greater degree of comfort. Lasers have been used for a number of years in dentistry because of the advantages they have over the more old fashioned equipment. Lasers not only limit the potential for infection but also increase recovery time because they cauterise the surgical wounds as they are taking place. This reduces blood loss and enables the tissue to heal much quicker.

Watrelase has been used since 1998 in the US where it was first designed and has successfully made many dental treatments a great deal more efficient and comfortable. The technology is now being more widely used in the UK and making treatments like cavity fillings and gum contouring more pleasant for patients.

Waterlase can even be used to replace the role of the dreaded dentist drill in a number of surgeries. The drill works by using a combination of heat, vibration and pressure which can sound and feel unpleasant. Waterlase lasers remove the need for heat and pressure and use a fine spray of water to limit the heat making the whole process less intrusive and less frightening. It also significantly reduces the occurrences of numbness after treatment that can be caused by using other equipment. Lasers also offer an incredible level of accuracy for dentists during treatment meaning that no unnecessary damage is caused. City of Leeds dentists are now using Waterlase products to carry out many procedures. Ask them at your next appointment about the benefits of the Waterlase system.