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See How WaterLase Can Vastly Improve Your Experience With WaterLase

May 7, 2018Richard GrubbDental Technology

Our WaterLase technology makes your appointments quicker and more efficient.

Dental technology can make the difference between a slow, dreaded procedure, and a fast, comfortable one that’s over before you know it. With patient comfort as a top priority, Dr. Grubb is always exploring new ways to make your appointments easier and more effective. Discover how our new WaterLase technology expands our potential for gentle dental treatment for all of our valued patients.  

WaterLase – Using Lasers and Water to Enhance Your Smile

The advantages of WaterLase technology begin with enhanced comfort. While certain procedures used to require that you sit for hours as a dentist manually works on your teeth, WaterLase technology is designed to save time on your dental appointments. Check out some of the main benefits of this technology and how it makes your appointment a breeze:

  • Precise treatments mean less damage to teeth and gum tissue
  • Increased speed lets us treat more than one problem in the same visit
  • Enhanced precision makes your appointments quicker and stress-free

What Treatments are Ideal for Using WaterLase?

With major improvements in safety, speed, and the effectiveness of treatments, WaterLase can be used in a wide range of dental treatments.

Here are some of its most common uses:  

Treating Periodontal Disease

WaterLase technology really shines when it comes to safely reducing gum tissue. This can be useful in everything from cosmetic procedures to helping those with various stages of gum disease. With unparalleled precision, WaterLase ensures that we only eliminate the exact amount of gum tissue we intend to without interfering with healthy areas.

Eliminating Conditions Such as a Tongue Tie

Tongue tie is a condition where the patient’s tongue is attached to the base of the mouth in a way that may restrict movement and speaking function. Fortunately, genetic conditions such as tongue tie can easily be corrected with our WaterLase technology. Rather than undergoing an inconvenient surgery with metal tools, the combination of powerful lasers and a supplementary stream of water helps improve the speed and effectiveness of the treatment.   

Removing Abscesses and Treating Oral Cancer

Since WaterLase allows us to target the specific tissue that needs to be removed with extreme accuracy, it’s perfect for removing abscesses associated with oral cancer. Oral cancer is one of the most serious threats that originate in your mouth, but our WaterLase makes removing these abscesses a breeze for our patients.  

Carefully Trimming Gum Tissue to Enhance Your Smile

Cosmetic dental services are also enhanced by WaterLase. For those with gummy smiles, we can use WaterLase to carefully remove only the gum tissue that is interfering with your ideal look. The high-level of accuracy provided by WaterLase translates to less time and more convenience on your next appointment.

Ready to Experience WaterLase for Yourself with Dr. Grubb?

If you’re a patient who’s been living with gum disease, a tongue tie, or an abscess in your mouth, let us use our new WaterLase technology to help you. Never before have these procedures been so quick and easy for our patients. Ready to experience the difference our advanced dental technology makes at our Havre de Grace office? Don’t hesitate to contact us to schedule an appointment – we look forward to seeing you.

Tags: Dr. Grubb, gum disease, Havre de Grace, laser dentistry, WaterLase

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