Laser Dentistry - Fort Lauderdale, FL

ADVANCED GUM DISEASE TREATMENT WITH LASER DENTISTRY

Laser is selective – it only targets bacteria and diseased tissue, exponentially reducing overall soft tissue inflammation and pain.
Laser gum disease treatment does not result in gum recession the way traditional surgery often does.
Recovery is rapid – within 24 hours for most patients and usually without pain medication.
Laser dentistry generates new bone growth to support and protect existing teeth.

Dr. McCawley interviewed about eliminating gum disease with FDA approved laser.

HOW DO I FIND THE BEST LASER PERIODONTIST?

experience with laser periodontal therapy

What is their experience with laser periodontal therapy? Our office had the first Nd:YAG laser in the country in 1990 and has successfully treated over 5000 patients with the laser making us the most experienced laser clinicians in the world.

published research on laser periodontal therapy

Do they have published research on laser periodontal therapy? Since 1992, we have five published research studies making us among the most published researchers on the Nd:YAG laser in the world.

lectured on laser periodontal therapy at national meetings

Have they been invited to lecture on laser periodontal therapy at national meetings? We have presented lectures at the American Academy of Dental Research, The American Academy of Periodontology and the North American Society of Periodontists as well as at several local meeting throughout the country.

Patient experience

What do other patients say about them? Do they have 5 star reviews on Google and other sites?

kind and friendly team

Most importantly, are they and their team kind and friendly? Do they take the time to listen to my concerns and tailor a treatment plan specifically to my needs and desires.

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USING THE PERIOLASE® MVP-7™ FOR LASER GUM DISEASE TREATMENT

When providing laser treatment for patients, Drs. Tom and Mark McCawley uses the PerioLase® MVP-7™, which is one of the most advanced and reputable laser tools available and is cleared by the FDA for use in dentistry.

This highly accurate laser gives Drs. Tom and Mark McCawley a more precise way to eliminate bacteria under the gum line. Laser is not concerned with healthy gum tissue, as it only looks for bacteria and disease, making the procedure more comfortable since there is significantly less bleeding and swelling.

Laser delivers additional benefits for patients with gum disease, including new bone growth in the jaw. Gum disease attacks bone and the longer you wait to get treatment, the greater the risk is for tooth loss. Laser is remarkable in its ability to reverse bone loss by generating new growth around your teeth, reinforcing them so that they have a better chance of surviving. Medical studies on advanced gum disease treatment in Fort Lauderdale, FL and our own patient outcomes show that laser fights tooth loss!

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LASER CLINICAL CROWN LENGTHENING CASE 1 BEFORE

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LASERS ARE TODAY’S MOST ADVANCED TREATMENT FOR GUM DISEASE

Gum disease affects many people, yet too few seek treatment because of the discomfort and stress associated with it. Laser dentistry in Fort Lauderdale, FL with Drs. Tom and Mark McCawley replaces gum disease treatment of the past, making it comfortable, fast, and exceedingly effective.

Laser therapy is widely used today across a number of healthcare fields. In dentistry, lasers were cleared by the Food and Drug Administration in 1991 and has dramatically changed the way periodontists treat a variety of dental conditions, including moderate to severe gum disease. Today, Drs. Tom and Mark McCawley use laser to comfortably diagnose and heal many types of soft and hard oral tissue diseases with greater accuracy, efficiency, and outcomes.

Unlike sunshine, which generates a rainbow of different wavelengths, laser light used in dentistry consists of just one beam or wavelength, which can be used to identify and remove diseased tissue and bacteria more precisely and without harming other areas in the mouth.

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