What makes laser veneers & crown removal a preferred choice?
Can laser technology help minimize discomfort?
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Laser dental surgery refers to the use of lasers in various dental procedures.
Crown lengthening can be done with either a laser or traditional surgical techniques, using a scalpel. Both methods have their pros and cons.
Removing a crown with a laser is usually a painless procedure. However, if the crown is strongly cemented or there are other issues with the tooth, then removal might cause some pain. But the specialist’s skills play a huge role. Our skilled and experienced specialists will always try to remove the crown with no damage to the surrounding tissues.
Laser crown lengthening generally has a shorter recovery time compared to traditional crown lengthening surgery. However, you might experience some mild discomfort, swelling, and possibly some bleeding. Our specialists always advise mild painkillers or ice packs to reduce swelling, as well as providing further instructions on oral hygiene and any dietary restrictions.