SOL Laser
Focused laser technology for selected dental procedures.
Precise energy, applied where treatment is needed.
Laser technology is a tool used as part of a dental treatment — not a treatment by itself. Your dentist will determine whether laser treatment is appropriate for your specific procedure.
A dental laser uses concentrated light energy rather than relying solely on conventional instruments such as scalpels or rotary burs.
During treatment, the laser is carefully controlled according to the procedure and the tissue being treated. Depending on the clinical situation, this can help your dental team work with greater control while managing the treatment area.
Laser treatment does not necessarily replace conventional dental instruments. Your dentist may use the laser alone or together with other instruments depending on the procedure.
After treatment, your dental team will explain what to expect during recovery and provide any necessary aftercare instructions.
Is laser treatment right for you?
Laser treatment may be considered for patients undergoing procedures where dental laser technology is appropriate, including:
- Patients undergoing selected gum and soft-tissue procedures
- Patients who may benefit from laser-assisted dental treatment
- Patients undergoing certain hard-tissue or restorative procedures
- Patients looking for treatment options that may reduce bleeding in appropriate procedures
- Patients who want to explore whether laser technology is suitable for their dental treatment
Your dentist will assess your condition and treatment requirements before recommending laser technology.
What you can expect from our 4-step process.
1. Consultation:
We assess your dental condition and determine whether laser technology is appropriate for your procedure.
2. Treatment planning:
Your dentist selects the appropriate laser approach and settings based on the tissue being treated and the specific procedure.
3. Laser treatment:
The laser is applied to the treatment area using controlled energy appropriate for the procedure. Conventional dental instruments may also be used when necessary.
4. Recovery and aftercare:
Your dentist explains what to expect after treatment and provides personalized aftercare instructions to support your recovery.
Common questions
Laser technology. Personalized treatment.
Find out whether laser dentistry is appropriate for your procedure.