General Practitioners: The general practitioner’s office can benefit from the Bluewave laser for restorative dentistry as well as hygiene:
Soft tissue management for cosmetic and impression purposes with crown and bridge or implants
Controlling bleeding for an ideal bonding environment
Performing any soft tissue procedures normally referred out of the office
The portable Bluewave laser is efficiently integrated into the restorative regimen. On the hygiene side, the Bluewave can be incorporated into periodontal therapy along with scaling and root planning.
Pedodontists: The Bluewave diode laser can enable any soft tissue procedure to be performed in a gentler, less invasive manner with much less post-operative discomfort for the pediatric patient. Typical procedures may include frenectomies, removal of gingival hyperplasias, incision and drainage of abscesses, and pulpotomies.
Periodontists: The Bluewave can be used for implant healing cap retrieval, cosmetic gingival recontouring, LANAP and LAPT (Laser Bacterial Debridement and Laser Curettage), procedures, gingivectomies and removal of hypertrophic gingival tissue.
Endodontists: Lasers have been used for years in root canal treatment. Diode lasers in the near-light wave lengths of 800-1000nm can be useful in root decontamination during the cleansing and shaping phase.
Orthodontists: The Bluewave laser can benefit orthodontists in the following ways: gingivectomy and/or removal of hyperplastic gingiva and bleeding for optimal placement of brackets; frenectomies to improve treatment outcome.