If you have gum disease, tooth decay, or other oral health issues, the expert periodontists at Baton Rouge Periodontics & Implants in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, are here to help. Barry Biner, DDS, and his skilled staff offer advanced laser therapy to improve the health of your gums, teeth, and smile. Call the office to learn more about your options, or request an appointment online today.
Laser therapy at Baton Rouge Periodontics & Implants uses cutting-edge laser energy to remove diseased gum tissues, recontour your gums, or complete other oral procedures without excisions, discomfort, or extensive downtime. The Baton Rouge Periodontics & Implants experts specialize in gum disease treatments and dental implants and have many years of experience.
The benefits you can expect by choosing laser therapy at Baton Rouge Periodontics & Implants include:
Laser therapy reduces or eliminates the need for cutting, invasive surgery, and extensive downtime.
Some of the laser therapy options available at Baton Rouge Periodontics & Implants include:
LANAP treatments use a laser to remove diseased tissues and stimulate your body’s natural ability to heal itself and regenerate new gum tissue.
During LAPIP procedures, the laser can treat failing dental implants. The laser creates an environment better suited for regenerating tissues around teeth lost due to periodontal disease (gum disease). It regenerates ligaments, cementum, gum tissues, and bone.
Crown lengthening uses a laser to remove excess gum tissue, increase the length of exposed teeth, and improve the appearance of your gumline.
After you undergo laser therapy, it’s important to follow your Baton Rouge Periodontics & Implants provider’s instructions to ensure proper healing.
They may recommend you use antimicrobial rinses or antibiotic medicines to reduce the risk of infection. You can expect little to no discomfort following laser treatment, but you might take over-the-counter pain-reducing medicines or rinse your mouth with warm salt water as directed.
Avoid brushing, flossing, or placing pressure on the treatment area until given the OK. Begin following a liquid diet, followed by a soft food diet, during the healing process. Avoid crunchy, hard, and spicy foods until your mouth heals, and drink plenty of fluids.
You might notice tissue changes, slight swelling, mild bleeding, tenderness, tooth sensitivity, or a medicinal taste temporarily after laser therapy.
Call the Baton Rouge Periodontics & Implants office if you have concerns or questions while healing from laser therapy, and attend follow-up visits as needed.
To take advantage of laser therapy at Baton Rouge Periodontics & Implants, schedule an appointment by phone or request one online today.