DEKA® Laser Assisted Surgery

Eliminates Cutting & Reduced Trauma

Lasers have many uses in our dental practice, most especially in uncovering of implants, abscess drainage, sulcus decontamination, frenectomy, troughing before impression, vestibuloplasty, root canal therapy and smile design--among others.

All lasers work by delivering concentrated light to where they are focused on. The DEKA® lasers cut through tissues in a manner that usually provides hemostasis (lack of bleeding) and minimal post-operative discomfort. Often less anesthesia is required.

The use of this advanced technology has allowed us to more efficiently treat primary teeth that are infected, help decrease root canal therapy failures and in many cases prevent root canal treatments in areas with decay near the pulpal tissue of a vital tooth.

Before and After

 

Perio Treatment: Decontamination & Removal of Epithelium

There are many types of bonding agents and composite materials that are used by many different dentists. Our philosophy at Lakeview Dental is to only use the BEST composite fillings and the STRONGEST bonding agents that have been clinically proven by the independent dental research firm Clinicians Report. We are using Filtek™ Supreme Ultra by 3M--the clinically proven strongest, most esthetic composite resin in the world today--for almost all of our white filling restorations. The bonding agent used is Clearfil® SE Bond by Kuraray, ranked the strongest by Clinicians Report. The stronger the bond of the filling, the less likely it will ever be sensitive. If you have had white fillings in that past that are sensitive today, please ask us about replacing those inferior materials our products. Rest assured that only today's best materials are being used by your dentist at Lakeview Dental.

Reduces discomfort

The CO2 laser has been used in medicine for over 25 years and the DEKA® UltraSpeed CO2 laser makes procedures virtually pain-free, speeds recovery, and improves dental procedures in general.

More successful Implant Surgery

The laser is used to create a socket in the tissue so that the implant will be placed with bone tissue--not gingiva tissue--growing around the new implant. Additionally, the laser sterilizes the area, ensuring the best chance for success in an implant surgery procedure.

More successful periodontal treatment

A laser is used to gently remove harmful bacteria and diseased tissue from gum pockets. This allows the body to heal naturally so that the gum pockets improve and the teeth become more stable.

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Hours Of Operation

Syracuse Location:

Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday - Thursday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

Roy Location:

Monday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday - Thursday: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday: 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

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