Laser Dentistry
Is the thought of a dental drill leading you to avoid the dentist?
You can relax knowing our practice utilizes laser technology for quicker, more comfortable dental treatments.
Laser dentistry is one of the innovative tools Club 32 Advanced Technology Dentistry uses to treat Clifton, NJ, patients.
What Is
Laser Dentistry?
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Laser dentistry can treat the hard and soft tissues in your mouth without scalpels or noisy drills. We use lasers to make dental procedures more efficient and precise. From clearing a cavity in your tooth to addressing gum disease, lasers are an essential technology that our dental practice makes the most of.
Benefits of Laser Treatment
Lasers are an advancement in technology that our team utilizes to the fullest. Lasers can benefit you during your treatment in several ways.
Less Invasive
Lasers can be less invasive than traditional dentistry tools, such as root canal files and dental drills. Thanks to laser dentistry's precision targeting, our dentists can remove decay and infection from a tooth without disturbing your healthy gums and teeth.
Faster Healing
Since they sterilize the area during dental treatment, lasers can lower the risk of post-operation infections and promote a faster healing time. Reduced bleeding from lasers can also aid your healing process.
Faster Appointments
Laser technology can shorten your treatment time. The precision and ease of the laser can tackle more of your dental problems in one visit than traditional tools could.
Gentle and Comfortable
Since lasers are less invasive than traditional tools, they can make your procedure a more gentle and comfortable experience. Patients are less likely to need sedation to feel at ease in the dental chair, and often experience less discomfort after treatment.
Can You Benefit From Laser Dentistry? Request a Consultation
Laser dentistry makes dental care more precise and comfortable. That's why we've incorporated this technology into many procedures at our practice. Whether you have gum disease that needs treatment or a growing cavity, we can make your procedure go as smoothly as possible with laser dentistry.
We offer free virtual and in-person consultations, making now the best time to request information from our team about our use of laser dentistry. Call our Clifton, NJ, office to request a free consultation:
(973) 365-1712
"My teeth are healthy and happy!" Clifton, NJ, Patients Thank Our Team
Daniel Ritz
2023
Friendly practice. Always clear and informative. Mrs. Bechhoffer is amazing at handling the insurance and billing! I've gone for years and my teeth are healthy and happy!
View on Googleeric edmondson
2022
Sooooo pleased with the look and quality of my teeth! Everyone was so helpful and went out of their way to make the experience as easy as possible.
View on GoogleWhat Problems Can Laser Dentistry Treat?
Club 32 Advanced Technology Dentistry utilizes laser technology to make your experience pleasant and comfortable. Super-focused beams of light, lasers are used in our Clifton dentistry office for various purposes, including:
Lasers are a great cleaning tool for comfortably ridding the teeth of decay. Our lasers can both remove tooth decay and aid in filling the cavity.
If your dentist notices a lesion on your mouth that may be oral cancer, they can remove it comfortably using lasers. We can then send it to a lab for biopsy.
Lasers help our dentists precisely remove infected gum tissue. The laser reduces human error with its pin-point precision, allowing your dentist to remove all the bad tissue while leaving the good.
Lasers can be used in root canal treatment to clean the root canal effectively. The precision of the laser lends to a deeper clean and a less painful experience for the patient.
Nervous About Treatment?
Sedation Can Help
Even with the gentle touch of lasers, dental procedures can induce anxiety. We offer light sedation in the form of nitrous oxide, otherwise known as laughing gas. This "sweet air" helps calm the body and mind and wears off within 15 minutes of removing the mask from your nose. You get the benefit of a relaxing dental visit and can drive home after your procedure.
With procedures where pain or discomfort may arise, such as root canal treatment or cavity fillings, we provide patients with local anesthesia. Local anesthesia does not have any psychological effects on the patient but completely numbs the treatment area for a virtually painless procedure.
"My heart no longer pounds when I go to the dentist." Clifton, NJ, Patients Receive Comfortable Care With Us
Alison Sage
2022
Dr. Schulman is both professional and expert in his care. My heart no longer pounds when I go to the dentist because I know that no matter if I'm getting a cleaning or filling a cavity or getting a crown, I am in good hands and I feel totally at ease with the treatment since the hygeniests and assistants are all capable and warm as well. Thank you for helping me get over my dentist phobia!
View on GoogleMordechai Rozwaski
2022
The staff is very pleasant and happy to help. The hygienist is knowledgeable, thorough and gentle. Dr Shulman assessed my problem and took the time to explain the best options. Dr Shulman proceeded with the plan and I feel great today! Very happy client!
View on GoogleLaser Dentistry FAQ
Is laser dentistry safe?
Yes, laser dentistry is safe when performed by highly experienced dentists like Drs. Elli and Yaakov Shulman. Lasers may seem futuristic, but they've been used for some time. The technology was first used in dentistry practices in 1960 and has since risen in popularity.Does insurance cover laser dentistry?
Coverage for laser dentistry depends on your policy and the procedure you're undergoing. Most major insurance providers, including Careington, MetLife, UnitedHealthcare, and Aetna, are accepted by our practice. Our Clifton, NJ, staff can help determine if your treatment will be covered. We also accept financing through CareCredit® if insurance does not cover your procedure. Cosmetic procedures, like veneers, are not covered by insurance.What types of lasers are used in dentistry?
The type of laser our dentists use will depends on the specific procedure you're receiving. Lasers used in dentistry include diode lasers, carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers, and erbium lasers. During a free consultation, our team can discuss your options for treatment.
How long is laser dentistry treatment?
While the time your procedure takes will depend on the extent of your dental problems and the type of procedure, laser dentistry appointments are typically shorter than when traditional tools are used on the teeth.
