FAQs

Yes, treatments like Invisalign, veneers, and dental bonding can amp up the appearance of crooked teeth without traditional braces.

Most procedures are minimally invasive and painless. Local anesthesia or sedation may be given for more extensive treatments.

In its early stage (gingivitis), gum disease is reversible with correct oral hygiene and professional cleanings. Advanced stages (periodontitis) require ongoing management.

Maintain good oral hygiene, brush and floss daily, follow a healthy diet, and go to your dentist timely for checkups and cleanings.

Laser treatment removes infected gum tissue and bacteria while promoting healing without cutting or stitches.

It is generally less painful than traditional surgery, with minimal discomfort and quicker healing.

Those with moderate to severe gum disease, especially patients seeking a minimally invasive option.

Most patients recover within a few days to a week with minimal swelling and discomfort.

Side effects are rare but may include slight swelling, mild discomfort, or temporary gum sensitivity.

No, LANAP is virtually painless compared to traditional gum surgery. It requires no cutting or stitching, leading to minimal discomfort.

LANAP primarily treats gum disease by removing infected tissue and stimulating bone regeneration. However, it does not directly restore lost gum tissue due to recession.

The procedure typically takes about 1-2 hours per session. Some patients may require multiple sessions, depending on the severity of their gum disease.

LANAP reduces bleeding because the laser cauterizes the tissue, which minimizes bleeding during and after the procedure.

Recovery is significantly faster than traditional surgery, with most patients returning to their normal activities within 24-48 hours.

LANAP is ideal for individuals with moderate to severe gum disease who prefer a less invasive alternative to traditional surgery.

Yes, LANAP helps preserve natural teeth by treating gum disease effectively, reducing the risk of tooth loss.