Do I need a specific problem before asking about lasers?+
A concern isn’t required for you to be curious. Still, whether a laser applies to you can only be judged once the dentist has examined your mouth and understands what you’re hoping to address.
Are dental lasers used on teeth as well as gums?+
Discussion mainly involves gums and other oral soft tissue. Different lasers act on different tissues, and many treatments are better served by conventional instruments.
Is laser dentistry a treatment in its own right?+
Think of it as a tool rather than a complete plan. A condition has to be identified first, and a laser may then have a part to play in dealing with it.
Would asking commit me to having treatment?+
No. Asking a question is not the same as consenting to a procedure, and you decide whether to proceed once the options have been explained.
Is it safe to have laser treatment?+
Dental lasers rely on training, on settings matched to each procedure and on protective eyewear for you. The dentist also reviews whether it suits you personally.
How can someone from Sinclair Park take the next step?+
Use the form on this page or call (204) 338-3003, and mention that you would like to know more about lasers. The clinic will reply about a visit on McPhillips Street.