Waterlase Laser Dentistry
Advanced Laser Technology For Gentle, Precise Care
What Is Waterlase Laser Dentistry?
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Less Pain: Waterlase is gentler on teeth and gums. Many procedures require little or no anesthesia, making your visit more comfortable.
Minimal Bleeding: The laser cauterizes as it cuts, resulting in significantly less bleeding during and after procedures.
Faster Healing: Laser treatment causes less trauma to tissue, promoting faster recovery and less post-procedure discomfort.
Greater Precision: The laser allows Dr. Bennett to remove decay and diseased tissue with exceptional accuracy while preserving healthy tooth structure.
Reduced Need for Anesthesia: Many patients require little or no anesthesia for procedures performed with Waterlase.
Quieter Treatment: No loud drilling sounds. Waterlase is quiet and less intimidating than traditional dental drills.
How Does The Waterlase Work?
Am I a Candidate for Waterlase?
What to Expect: The Waterlase Experience
Consultation
Treatment
Recovery
Procedures We Perform With Waterlase
- Cavity removal and decay treatment
- Gum disease treatment and tissue removal
- Gum reshaping and contouring
- Preparation for teeth whitening
- Hard and soft tissue biopsies
- Frenectomy procedures
- Root canal therapy preparation
- Dental bonding preparation
Recovery After Waterlase Treatment
Flexible Financing for Laser Dentistry
Waterlase laser dentistry is typically covered by dental insurance when used for necessary procedures. We accept most insurance plans and help maximize your benefits. We also offer flexible financing through CareCredit, Cherry, and other providers. Our membership club members receive exclusive discounts on dental treatments.
Why Choose Arvada Dental Center for Waterlase?
We invest in the latest dental technology to improve your experience and elevate the quality of care. Waterlase allows us to perform procedures with less pain, less bleeding, and faster healing times.
FAQs
Waterlase is an advanced dental laser system that uses laser energy and water spray to perform dental procedures on teeth, gums, and bone. It is more precise and comfortable than traditional drills, often requiring less anesthesia and resulting in faster healing.
Waterlase can be used for cavity removal, gum disease treatment, crown lengthening, gum reshaping, teeth whitening preparation, frenectomy procedures, root canal preparation, and many other hard and soft tissue procedures. Dr. Bennett is certified to perform the full range of Waterlase treatments.
Most dental insurance plans cover Waterlase when used for necessary dental procedures such as cavity treatment, gum disease therapy, or crown preparation. We verify your benefits before treatment and help maximize your coverage.
Recovery from Waterlase procedures is typically faster than traditional methods. Most patients experience minimal bleeding, swelling, and discomfort. You can usually return to normal activities immediately after treatment.
Many Waterlase procedures require little or no anesthesia because the laser is so gentle. Dr. Bennett will determine if anesthesia is needed based on the specific procedure and your comfort level.
Waterlase offers less pain, minimal bleeding, faster healing, reduced need for anesthesia, quieter operation, greater precision, and less trauma to healthy tissue compared to traditional dental drills. Most patients find the experience far more comfortable.