Why do different lasers act differently?+
Each kind interacts with tissues in its own way. For that reason, a laser that suits a gum procedure can’t be assumed to suit other parts of the mouth, and conventional tools remain the more appropriate choice for many treatments.
What do controlled settings actually accomplish?+
They let the energy delivered match the planned procedure, so that the tissue interaction stays controlled. Settings are procedure-specific and form one part of safe use, alongside training and eye protection.
Can I ask which laser system you use?+
Certainly, that is a reasonable question to raise at your assessment. What a laser can do for you depends partly on the system available, so the answer is relevant to your options.
Why is eye protection needed?+
Protective eyewear is one of the standard precautions for working with concentrated light energy. It is provided as part of preparing you for the procedure.
Does precise mean no bleeding?+
Bleeding during treatment may be lower with a laser, but that is a possibility and not a certainty. The tissue, the procedure and your own response all influence what happens.
How would East Kildonan residents raise technical questions?+
Mention them when you request an appointment, online or at (204) 338-3003. The discussion itself would happen with the dentist at our McPhillips Street clinic.