Treating Gum Disease With Laser Gum Surgery

Dental Laser Gum SurgerySuffering from gum disease? If you have gum disease, your gum tissue may not respond to good oral hygiene and nonsurgical treatments. In that case, your dentist may recommend laser gum surgery. Laser surgery is a breakthrough in the treatment of gum disease. Dental Implant and Laser Surgical Specialists, which is located in Tustin, CA, and serving the Orange, Tustin, Santa Ana, and Irvine, CA, area, offers treatments for gum disease. Dr. Ramyar Elyassian is one of the finest dentists in Tustin, CA, serving the Orange, Tustin, Santa Ana, and Irvine, CA, area.

The Risks of Gum Disease

Periodontal disease, also called gum disease, is a serious gum infection. Untreated gum disease can destroy your gums, erode your jawbone, and lead to loss of teeth. Gum disease disease is also linked to many health problems such as diabetes, heart disease, heart attacks, stroke, and premature births. Gum disease has even been linked with dementia. Periodontal disease treatment can improve your health and lower these risks.

How Laser Surgery Works

Laser surgery removes diseased gum tissue through the use of laser light. After administering local anesthesia, a dentist places a fiber optic strand between the gum and tooth. Pulses of laser light destroys bacteria and sterilize the site. A second periodontal probe removes plaque buildup on the tooth through the use of high frequency vibrations. Lastly, the dentist makes a final pass with the fiber optic strand, causing a small blood clot to form. The blood clot will promote reattachment of the tooth and gum during the healing process.

Benefits of the Procedure

Laser surgery offers better clinical results while reducing the need for more invasive therapies. Laser surgery doesn’t cut into your gums like traditional gum surgery. Lasers eliminate the need for dental drills. This reduces the pressure and discomfort that patients feel. With minimal discomfort, you will feel more relaxed and less anxious during treatment. The procedure is safe for all patients, including those with chronic diseases.

Life After the Procedure

After the procedure, your dentist will give you a set of instructions for self care. You will only be allowed to eat certain foods and have to follow certain oral hygiene instructions. Follow-up visits to check for complications usually occur after one week, one month and three months after the procedure. The level of success can only be determined about a healing period between 9 and 12 months.

Say goodbye to gum disease for good! Call Dental Implant and Laser Surgical Specialists at (714) 730-3746 today to schedule an appointment in our office in Tustin, CA, and serving the Orange, Tustin, Santa Ana, and Irvine, CA, areas. We will help you heal your gum disease once and for all. You will experience exemplary service and state-of-the-art care at Dental Implant and Laser Surgical Specialists!

Our Location

2010 East First Street Suite 230, Santa Ana, CA, 92705

Hours of Operation

Early mornings, late afternoon and Saturday appointments available upon request.

Monday:

9:00 am-5:00 pm

Tuesday:

7:00 am-5:00 pm

Wednesday:

9:00 am-5:00 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-5:00 pm

Friday:

7:00 am-5:00 pm

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed

  • "Such a caring and wonderful Dr. and team. They had me so comfortable and relaxed during my gum graft i actually fell asleep! His knowledge and technology are superb. Would definitely recommend Dr. Elyassian to anyone!"
    Chelsea M.
  • "Dr. Elyassian and his staff are great. Nice clean office. Very friendly and always give me the best service and treatment. Definitely would recommend."
    Siria R.
  • "I'm so glad I found Dr. Elyassian! I needed a bone and gum tissue graft to fix an issue from a previous dentist and Dr. Elyassian saved the day! He's talented and professional, and he really cares!"
    Arlene
  • "I am amazingly pleased with the friendly and high-quality service I receive every time I go to Dental Implant & Laser Surgical Specialists. Dr. Elyassian's expertise and concern for my overall dental health is truly appreciated."
    Melissa B.