Lasers and Digital Scanners

The Fotona ATS lightwalker has multiple hard and soft tissue applications including Nightlase and facial esthetics. This laser is also used for Smilelase, Babylase and Oralase. Dr Shoha is one of only 35 practitioners worldwide licensed and authorized to provide this fascial release technology.

The Biolase laser is used mainly by the hygienist for gum tissue management and laser bacterial reduction.

How Biolase Works: 

1. Laser Energy Targets Bacteria
   The Biolase diode laser emits a precise wavelength of light that penetrates deep into the periodontal pockets, targeting and killing bacteria—especially the anaerobic bacteria that contribute to gum disease.
2. No Cutting or Pain
   LBR is non-invasive and does not cut tissue. It simply passes the laser tip around the gums, making it gentle and comfortable for patients.
3. Reduces Inflammation & Promotes Healing
   The laser reduces inflammation by disinfecting the pockets and stimulating the tissues, which promotes faster healing and better overall gum health.
4. Performed During Routine Cleanings
   LBR can be added during regular dental cleanings (prophylaxis) or periodontal maintenance visits as an adjunctive therapy to enhance outcomes.
5. Safe and Efficient
   It only takes a few minutes and is safe for most patients. There’s no need for anesthesia, and there are no side effects.

The Lightscalpel CO2 laser is mainly used for infant and adult frenectomies and functional frenuloplasties.