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Not another periodontal laser surgery! by Saundra G. Patient ExpertPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee 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 and floss regularly and get my teeth cleaned every three months.I write my truth, so I have to tell you that I have a weak spot involving three teeth and the dreaded periodontal ... Read on »
Control periodontal disease with laser surgery. by Saundra G. Patient ExpertPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee 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 ... Read on »
Alternatives to Laser Surgery by InternalMed .. 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 ... Read on »
Can periodontal laser surgery be done in a mouth with dental implants? by Saundra G. Patient ExpertPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee 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 amalgam (silver) fillings. No problem. Lasers are site specific and if a natural tooth happens to be next to a titanium dental implant and your periodontist is experienced, it is sa ... Read on »
Vascular Birthmarks Clinic Decision by Sarah Patient ExpertPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee The Vascular Birthmarks Clinic have decided that no further investigative imaging would be helpful in Violet's case. They do not recommend at this stage, any vascular laser surgery, as her vascular malformations are too widespread and would require several laser treatments, also taking into consideration all her other medical problems. We have de ... Read on »
Vascular Birthmarks Clinic by Sarah Patient ExpertPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Saw about 12 doctors, which were Dermatologists, Radiologists, Vascular Specialists and Plastic Surgeons. They each examined Violet and will contact us after they have discussed the need for further investigative imaging, recommendations and cosmetic issues for her. Read on »
Daddy, make sure you come back! by Helene Patient Expert Tim left for work a few hours ago and that's what Bella said to him as he was leaving. He said "love you guys" and she screamed after him "Daddy, make sure you come back"....I couldn't stop laughing. I could hear Tim laughing too as he walked to his car. I took her to see a dermatologist today to consult about surgery for her ... Read on »
Laser Eye Surgery: Patients Could Be At Risk by Lucy J. Patient Expert The commercialisation of Ireland's booming laser eye surgery sector is putting patients at risk, according to a number of leading ophthalmologists. The past six months have seen major growth in the number of clinics offering laser eye procedures throughout the State. There are now more than 20 clinics specialising in laser eye surgery in Ireland, ... Read on »
all about laser eye surgery by Liza C. Patient Expert About 12 years ago, hubby underwent laser eye surgery. This laser eye surgery is popularly known as Lasik [ laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis] , a surgical alternative to wearing corrective eye glasses or contact lenses. It is performed to correct myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism. Hubby used to wear contact lenses [during daytime] and layer ... Read on »
Femtosecond Lasers Proposed for Use in Cataract Surgery by Irv Arons Healthy Living Professional As readers of this Journal know, I’ve been actively following developments in the use of femtosecond (FS) lasers. An old friend of mine, Larry Haimovitch, who contributes to Biomedical Business & Technology, just sent me a copy of his ASCRS 2009 report that was included in the June issue of BB&T. It features what he learned about the ... Read on »