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Laser in Periodontal Plastic Surgery
Description:
Today aesthetics has become the main reason for dental consultation. The
appearance and shape of soft tissues are an essential part of achieving smile balance and harmony.
In recent years, the use of lasers has evolved significantly in periodontal plastic surgery, due to its applications, such as; the ability to offer treatments without sutures, minor tissue damage, minor bleeding and therefore promote faster tissue recovery. This time we used GEMINI Ultradent double wavelength diode laser, from 810nm to 980nm, super pulsed with a power of up to 20 watts; improving coagulation performance and providing a faster and more precise cut than other diode lasers.
Date Added:
6/17/2020
Author(s):
Emilio Mateo, DDS
Dr. Emilio Mateo Periodontal Plastic Surgery and Oral Implantology
- Doctor in Stomatology (Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maest...
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Matthew Rubona - (11/3/2020 12:31 PM)
We would love to have Sub-titles at least. Thanks
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Jane Dr Oloo - (6/18/2020 7:23 AM)
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