-- Current Concepts — Lasers In Dentistry

Lasers can remove decay and prepare enamel for fillings often without the need for local anesthesia. Unlike the vibration and heat of a drill, lasers use "micro-explosions" of water molecules to remove tissue, which preserves more of the healthy tooth structure.

are highly absorbed by water and hydroxyapatite, making them the gold standard for "hard tissue" procedures like cavity preparation and bone contouring. Lasers in dentistry -- current concepts

Current concepts in dental lasers emphasize a shift toward "biological dentistry"—procedures that are less traumatic and more conducive to the body’s natural healing processes. As technology advances and units become more affordable, lasers are set to become as common as the dental chair itself, redefining the standard of care through precision and comfort. Lasers can remove decay and prepare enamel for