Laser Dental Cleaning

Dental Hygiene using lasers and other biologically friendly techniques, increasing patient comfort and eliminating the old "cutting and scraping" that is not only painful, but may infect vital parts of the oral immune system.

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Howto & Style

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• Laser
• Dental
• Oral
• Hygiene
• Health
• Dentistry
• Immunity
• Teeth
• Cleaning

[JogBird]

how come Lena doesnt say anything?

[jill9980]

This is not evidence based. Traditional debridement is still the gold standard in periodontal care.

[ACoustaDC]

My cousin is a dentist in Peru. He has that ultrasonic scaler. that thing is bad ass... Ask your dentist if they have, absolutely pain free cleaning.

[TheRosettaStoned]

had it done yesterday, it is the BEST standard today.

[MrAgipson1]

10 things about you: 1.you are reading this comment 2.you are sitting down 4.you didn't realize you skipped 3 5.you are laughing 6.you are raeding this in 2011 7.you realized i spelled reading wrong 9.you realized i skipped 8 10.you are laughing 11.you realized there was suppesed to be ten facts 12.you are likeing this comment this is ture post this to 3 oter vids and tommorw will be the best day ever[only works in 2011]

[SelmaIceBoxKissKiss]

those shirt haha

[spokdope]

I found the comment about what is used in the Prophy-Jet for the powder interesting. I've never heard a claim that it contained sea salt, is this being added to the sodium bicarbonate? What is the solution are you irrigating with? What settings are you using with the laser for your Serilase procedure: watts/ continuous/ pulsed settings. I'm using a biolase diode laser.

[markzip1]

I recently had this proceedure at the offices of Dr. William Wolfson (212 smiling) on West 56th st. in NYC. I had always been uncomfortable with the old way (metal spikes in my mouth!?), but this was altogether different. The technician explained everything clearly and I really felt the difference. I guess that this is particularly good if you have not waited a long time since your last proper teeth cleaning.

[tarad97]

jill9980....I agree that mechanical debridement is the standard of care....I view this application (diode laser) as an adjunct to mechanical debridement. I dont think you can refute its ability to minimize periodontal pathogens within a sulcus/pocket. There are a hosts of studies that reveal this capability. US/European studies even...let me know if you are interested in viewing them.

[Mims8595]

first!!!