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Laser Surgery
by
Corry C.
Posted
Thu 23 Jun 2011 8:11am
The verdict is in; I will have to have laser surgery in order to preserve my teeth and prevent the possibility of more infections.
After taking x-rays and a close examination, it so turns out I have a lot of bone loss going on in my jaws, which caused several deep, open pockets between the teeth and the gums. These are almost impossible to keep
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Done With The Laser Surgery
by
Corry C.
Posted
Mon 18 Jul 2011 8:08am
I had my last laser surgery last week and even though I knew what to expect, the shots to administer the anesthesia still were the most painful of all. The rest was a piece of cake and done in about an hour.
So far, I am not having any pain or problems and according to the Periodontist, the right side, which was done two weeks earlier, looked really
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Can periodontal laser surgery be done in a mouth with dental implants?
by
Saundra G.
Posted
Mon 20 Apr 2009 11:11pm
Periodontal laser surgery is used to treat periodontal disease, which affects the gums around natural teeth. Some of those natural teeth (like what's left of mine) have..., it is safe. Periodontal laser surgery is a great choice: no bleeding, no stitches, almost no pain, and faster recovery.
Lasers are not used to treat dental implants because if you
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Not another periodontal laser surgery!
by
Saundra G.
Posted
Fri 06 Nov 2009 10:00pm
Yes. Two years ago in October I had periodontal laser surgery. I had it again this October. My periodontist and I thought my teeth would be fine because I vigilantly brush...’s the link to my October 2007 periodontal laser surgery blog. http://gotteethguide.com/control-periodontal-disease-with-laser-surgery/
What I know for sure is that it’s all connected
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Why not to get a laser surgery done?
by
Perfectskincare C.
Posted
Thu 29 Jul 2010 11:30am
lenses and Laser surgery have become much in demand these days. Both of the methods have their pros and cons.
I wanted to share with you an article which I came across. The article lists down various reasons for not getting a laser surgery done. Some of them are correct but some are just precautions. But, the most important point is the manipulation
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Control periodontal disease with laser surgery.
by
Saundra G.
Posted
Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:31pm
My Halloween highlight was Laser Periodontal Therapy™ surgery at 9:00 AM, October 31, 2007 to save and restore two hopeless teeth and the gums that surround them.
The laser-based surgery is new in town and is cutting edge (no pun intended). It offers no cutting and no stitches, which means less pain, less bleeding, less swelling, less tissue
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New Laser Surgery Zaps Cataracts
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Medline Plus
Posted
Wed 17 Nov 2010 6:24pm
a lens clouded by cataracts can make the tricky eye surgery easier and more precise, doctors reported on Wednesday.
They employed a laser to break... said, and it will cost more than conventional cataract surgery at first. The laser device is not yet available in the United States and would need U.S. Food and Drug
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Alternatives to Laser Surgery
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InternalMed ..
Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 1:49pm
DAVID R. MARKS, MD: Hi, and welcome to our webcast. I'm Dr. David Marks. When someone close to you suffers a stroke, the emotional impact can be tremendous, but as anyone caring for a loved one after a stroke knows, the psychological challenges are only half of the story. The responsibility of helping someone through recovery and rehabilitation ...
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Laser Light
by
Josh
Posted
Wed 31 Mar 2010 10:27pm
by Anne on March 31, 2010
in Anti-Aging
Laser Light
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