How much does a waterlase cost?
The $50,000 price tag on the Waterlase is 33 times that on a high-speed dental drill. But there are compelling reasons to switch. Biolase’s Jones says the Waterlase can generate $1,000 a day as procedures are done more quickly, with less delay for anesthesia and fewer complications.
How does waterlase laser work?
The WaterLase, combines water, air and laser energy for safe use on human tissue in the mouth. Our teeth are partially made up of water and when the laser makes contact with the tooth it excites the water drops to cut through the tooth.
Can decayed tooth be removed?
If tooth decay has spread to the pulp (in the centre of the tooth, containing blood and nerves) – this may be removed in a process known as root canal treatment. If the tooth is so badly damaged that it can’t be restored – it may need to be removed.
What is Solea laser?
Solea is a dental laser that uses a unique wavelength to deliver speedy results regardless of the dental treatment. It produces a narrow, but intense beam of light that can remove and reshape the tissue and the enamel. The laser is free of needle and drilling sound. It also does not cause pain or gum bleeding.
How is laser filling done?
Instead of drills, laser-assisted contactless cavity filling uses a laser beam is used to cut into the tooth’s spot of decay without the laser cutting into the healthy enamel and dentin of the tooth. The laser works by heating water molecules in the tooth, which expand and dislodge decay.
Are laser fillings painful?
Even biopsies and cavity fillings are made painless with laser dentistry! All procedures are performed with pinpoint accuracy to protect the surrounding tissues, and there are no stitches to care for afterwards. As an added bonus, lasers sterilize as they go, which reduces the risk of painful bacterial infections.
Is your dentist using waterlase?
Our award-winning Waterlase system is a safe and gentle alternative to traditional dental tools. Using laser energy and water spray, Waterlase can perform many procedures without a shot or a drill. See how your dentist is using Waterlase to offer the latest in patient care. Is Your Dentist Using Waterlase?
Why choose BIOLASE laser dentistry?
BIOLASE is the world’s leading innovator in dental lasers. With thousands of lasers in use in operatories worldwide, millions of patients have experienced the benefits of laser dentistry, such as gentler procedures and comfortable healing. Our award-winning Waterlase system is a safe and gentle alternative to traditional dental tools.
What applications can the waterlase be used for?
The Waterlase is cleared for numerous dental applications that can be performed on both pediatric and adult patients. One of the Waterlase’s greatest strengths is how precise it is!
How does laser tooth extraction work?
Our teeth are partially made up of water and when the laser makes contact with the tooth it excites the water molecules to cut through the tooth. Since the laser continuously sprays out water it keeps the tooth hydrated, preventing heat and giving you a virtually pain free experience!