Fotona Laser Treatment - Brooklyn, NYC
Experience Gentle, Effective Care
with Laser Dentistry
At Always Beautiful Smile, we use advanced Fotona laser technology to provide precise, comfortable, and effective care. Laser dentistry allows us to treat cosmetic concerns and gum disease with exceptional accuracy and minimal discomfort.
This innovative approach reduces stress and enhances comfort, helping us deliver healthier, longer-lasting results for our patients in Brooklyn, NY!
The Fotona laser is an advanced instrument that uses light energy instead of traditional surgical approaches. We choose to use this technology because it offers minimally invasive gum disease treatments that are proven to be effective with added benefits like faster healing, greater precision, and improved comfort.
Our Fotona laser is versatile and allows us to offer a wide range of treatments. From improving gum health to enhancing the look of your smile, this technology makes your care more effective and comfortable.
If you’re looking for a proven option to improve oral health and confidence without surgery, the Always Beautiful Smile team is here for you!
Fotona is a dual-wavelength dental laser system (Nd:YAG and Er:YAG) used to treat gum disease and other periodontal issues with minimal cutting or bleeding compared to traditional surgical approaches.
Both are laser-based approaches to treating gum disease, but they use different laser systems and protocols. We offer both at our Brooklyn office and can recommend which is the better fit for your specific case — see our LANAP page for that comparison.
Most patients report significantly less discomfort than traditional gum surgery, since the laser approach is minimally invasive and typically doesn’t require cutting or sutures.
Recovery is generally faster than traditional periodontal surgery, with many patients returning to normal activities within a day or two.
Most patients with gum disease are candidates, though the right approach depends on how advanced your case is. A periodontal exam is the best way to know for certain.
If you’re experiencing inflammation or bone loss around an existing implant specifically, that’s usually treated with our LAPIP protocol, which is designed specifically for failing implants rather than natural teeth.