Can a laser take the place of the dental drill?+
Not across the board. Each type of laser works on particular tissues, and conventional instruments remain the more suitable choice for a good many treatments.
What makes a dental laser safe to use?+
Safety rests on settings matched to the procedure, operator training and protective eyewear for the patient. A review of whether the treatment suits you personally is part of the same picture.
Which problems can a laser actually help with?+
Conversations mostly involve gum contouring, selected gum-disease procedures and small soft-tissue work. An examination is what determines whether any of these applies to you.
Will the procedure mean no bleeding at all?+
Less bleeding is possible with certain soft-tissue work, though it is not a certainty. The tissue, the procedure and how you heal all influence what you notice.
How do I book from elsewhere in Winnipeg?+
Whichever suits you, the page’s request form and a call to (204) 338-3003 both reach the same clinic. Care is provided at 2358 McPhillips Street, and the clinic confirms a time once your request has been reviewed.