BIOLASE and DCA plan to expand laser adoption in dental offices

The selection of a laser modality must be criteria based, both peri-operatively and post-operatively. Clinical outcomes will help guide the clinician as to when to select soft versus hard tissue ablative lasers for a procedure. This webinar will outline all the requisite criteria-based parameters for Oral Surgery and provide video based examples of surgical procedures as a clinical guide.

A retrospective observational clinical study reports on the efficacy and safety of treatment of various skin esthetic procedures, using the Biolase Er;Cr:YSGG 2780 nm laser connected to the Fractional Handpiece. When benign skin pigment is present, combination with an antipigment-chemicals is apply following the laser pass to trans-epidermally reaching the dermis to target deep located melanin. Also, treatment of scar tissue and cases for skin facial rejuvenation obtained successful outcomes, with patients' high index of satisfaction.

A beautiful smile is more than just the teeth. A harmonious result with cosmetic procedures rely not only on great looking aesthetic restorations but also on healthy symmetrical gum tissues which compliments the new teeth. Combining Cerec Cadcam with Biolase iplus all tissue lasers allows the modern dental office to offer so much more to the ever-increasing patient demand for aesthetic solutions. Synergy between these two amazing technologies transforms the patient experience from that of needing multiple and often painful appointments into a seamless single visit procedure giving immediate results with reduced healing time. Learn how the two technologies complements each other during this webinar.