Overview
Dental lasers use focused light energy instead of drills or scalpels for tooth and gum care — decay removal, gum disinfection and reshaping, root-canal sterilisation, whitening and ulcer care. Most patients feel little or nothing, with minimal bleeding and faster healing. SmileX selects hard-tissue, soft-tissue or diagnostic lasers per case after exam and X-ray.
Why patients choose us
- ✓ Little to no drilling pain or vibration
- ✓ Minimal bleeding in a sterile field
- ✓ Often no numbing or stitches needed
- ✓ Quicker healing and shorter visits
How it works
- 1Clinical exam plus digital X-ray
- 2Selecting the right laser for the task
- 3Targeted laser removal, disinfection or reshaping
- 4Gentle hygiene guidance and review
Common questions
Does laser dentistry hurt?
Most patients feel little or nothing; light anaesthesia is used only where needed.
Is it safe for children?
Yes — often calmer for kids than drills, with shorter sittings.
Is it faster than conventional methods?
Usually yes — many laser cases finish in a single appointment.
What affects the cost?
Depends on teeth or quadrants involved, severity and laser type. Exact quote after clinical evaluation.
