Laser Dentistry in Cheras
Gentle, precise laser treatment for your gums and soft tissue.
Gentle on soft tissue
The laser seals as it works, so bleeding is minimal.
Precise and targeted
Treats only the tissue that needs it.
Comfortable healing
Less bleeding and swelling than traditional methods.
What Is Laser Dentistry?
Laser dentistry uses a focused beam of light to treat the gums and other soft tissue in your mouth. The laser can gently trim, reshape or remove tissue, and it seals the area as it works, so there's usually less bleeding and swelling than with traditional instruments.
Common uses include reshaping an uneven or gummy smile, tidying overgrown gums after braces, releasing a tight tongue-tie, and helping treat gum disease or mouth ulcers. At Dr Ray & Partners Dental in Bandar Mahkota Cheras, we check your mouth first and tell you whether laser treatment is the right option for you.
From first visit to finish.
Assessment
We examine your gums and teeth, explain what the laser can do for your concern, and check that it's the right option for you.
Keeping you comfortable
We numb the area when needed, and explain each step before we start.
Laser treatment
We use the laser to gently treat only the tissue that needs it, whether that's trimming, reshaping or releasing it.
Aftercare and review
You get written aftercare advice, and we check how the area is healing at a follow-up visit.
Is Laser Dentistry Right for You?
Laser dentistry can help with a range of gum and soft-tissue concerns.
Your smile shows more gum than you'd like, or your gum line is uneven.
Your gums have overgrown around your teeth after braces.
A tight tongue-tie affects how you speak, eat or clean your teeth.
You have sore, bleeding gums or a mouth ulcer that won't settle.
If another treatment would suit you better, we'll tell you and explain why.
Your questions, answered.
What patients usually want to know before Laser Dentistry.
Dental lasers are mainly used on the gums and other soft tissue. Common uses include reshaping an uneven or gummy smile, tidying overgrown gums after braces, releasing a tight tongue-tie, and helping treat gum disease or mouth ulcers. We'll tell you whether laser treatment suits your concern.
We numb the area when needed, so you shouldn't feel pain during treatment. Afterwards the area may feel tender for a few days, which ordinary painkillers usually manage.
Soft tissue usually heals well after laser treatment, often within a week or two, depending on what was treated. We'll give you aftercare advice and check how you're healing.
Yes. Gums can overgrow around brackets during treatment. Once your braces are off, the laser can tidy the gum line so your new smile looks its best.
It depends on what's being treated and how large the area is. We'll confirm the cost after your assessment, before we start.
Could Laser Treatment Help You?
Book an assessment and we'll explain your options.