What is laser dentistry?
If you’ve never heard of this innovative type of dental care, now is the time to learn. Laser dentistry is a minimally invasive option when you’re facing gum surgery, cavity treatment, or other oral issues. Discuss your laser surgery options with one of our dentists today.
HOLA II -Dual (810)980nm+1470nm Laser Technology Better Meets Your Dental Needs
HOLA II 810nm and 980nm wavelength diode dental laser are the most researched wavelength used in soft tissue units; The unique dual-wavelength technology combines the 810-nm wavelength optimally absorbed by melanin and hemoglobin with the 980-nm wavelength optimized for absorption by water they have energy and wavelength characteristics that specifically target oral soft tissues.
The 810nm and 980nm wavelength has been shown to have a significant long-term bactericidal effect in periodontal pockets; scaling and root planing outcomes are enhanced. Finally, the patient is typically more comfortable; gingival healing is faster, more stable.
HOLA II in dentistry are gaining importance as their spectrum of use in various dental treatment procedures are increasing. The advantages of lasers as compared to the conventional therapies as claimed by the doctors who use lasers in their practice are :
Bloodless and sterile field,
No or very less need of antibiotics as the surgeries are carried out without touching the concerned area,
Wounds heal faster,
Little or no anesthesia required,
Less post operative discomfort,
Makes treatment more predictable.
Qualified and experienced visiting laser dental therapists perform operations at pooja dent care for the patients who require dental lasers for their treatment.
Laser type |
Diode Laser Gallium-Aluminum-Arsenide GaAlAs |
Wavelength |
980nm+1470nm |
Power |
1-30W for 980nm,1-17w for 1470nm |
Working Modes |
CW, Pulse and Single |
Aiming Beam |
Adjustable Red indicator light 650nm |
Spot size |
0.2mm,0.5mm and 0.8mm |
Fiber diameter |
400 um metal covered fiber |
Fiber connector |
SMA905 international standard |
Pulse |
0.00s-1.00s |
Delay |
0.00s-1.00s |
Voltage |
100-240V, 50/60HZ |
Size |
48*40*30cm |
Weight |
5KG |
What risks are associated with laser dentistry?
The risks of laser dentistry are relatively small. It’s important to find a qualified dental professional, as using the wrong wavelength or power level could damage tissue. Additionally, some providers worry that advertisers are pushing the use of laser treatment beyond what people actually need.
Your dentist will have you use special glasses to protect your eyes from the laser.