Personal Lasers Twin Pack (Red & Green)

Description

Low Level Lasers for clinical use.  See your patients in a whole new light! The complete treatment kit includes:

1 – 635 nm. red laser, Class III-A 5 mw, 2 AAA batteries
1 – 532 nm. green laser, Class III-A 5 mw, 2 AAA batteries
2 – patented LaserLift tips
1 – (quantity 6) 2.75 mm. sanitary disposable tips
1 – (quantity 6) 4.25 mm. sanitary disposable tips
4 – 635nm. Dental Tips (2 angled – 2 straight)
4 – 532nm. Dental Tips (2 angled – 2 straight)
Auriculotherapy chart
Dental Points Treatment chart
Motor Points Treatment chart
Trigger Points Treatment chart

The green laser is great for illumination. Almost 90% of decay begins in the pits and groves of the biting surfaces of the teeth. The non-invasive laser lite which is scanned over the tooth’s surface is able to illuminate potential problems. The red laser is used for laser acupuncture and to reduce the discomfort of canker and cold sores. It is also useful for treating inflamed gum tissue, and reducing the amount of bacteria within the periodontal pocket.

The lasers utilize a series of patented Dental Tips, designed by doctors, to limit visual exposure from laser scattered light radiation. To limit scattered laser light when using the Dental Tips, slip a 2.75 mm Sanitary Tip over the Dental Tip until it fits snugly at the base. All Laser Lift Tips are designed to be disposable, however, they can be sanitized with alcohol or other acceptable sanitizing agent. No additional protective glasses are needed by physicians, staff, or patients in using these products with proper procedure. Detailed instructions are included. The lasers are stored in a padded travel case and need to be in checked baggage in air travel.  These lasers meet USA – FDA Laser Safety Regulations, but treatment is considered investigational.

There are 230 positive studies done by 81 universities from 37 different countries showing from 80 to 95% success using LLLT on over 24 different dental procedures.

Examples of Low Level Laser Therapy Use In Dentistry

Alveolitis (bone infection)
Anesthetic – used alone to replace or in conjunction to enhance the depth or profoundness of dental anesthetic
Aphthae ulcers (canker sores)
Bleeding – postoperative bleeding control
Caries – Used prior to drilling to PREVENT tooth hyperemia and postoperative pain
Dentitio dificlis – pain around the coronal tissue of either primary or permanent teeth
Endodontics – root canal – used to flush bacteria out of dentinal tubules and reduce pain associated with root canal
Extraction – used before and after to control bleeding, pain, and speed healing
Gingivitis (bleeding of the gums)
Herpes Zoster (cold sores)
Hypersensitive dentine – usually at gum line – many over the counter tooth pastes are sold with less benefit than LLLT
Implantology – reduces inflammation, speeds healing, reduces inflammation, and increases bone growth
Jaw fractures
Leukplakia (precancerous tissue)
Lingua geografica
Lip wounds
Mucositis associated with cancer medications
Nausea – used prior to taking impressions to prevent gagging
Nerve injury
Oedema (swelling)
Oral surgery
Orthodontics
Pain regardless of the cause
Pediatric dental treatment
Periodontics
Prosthetics – denture sores
Secondary dentin formation
TMJ/TMD (temporomandibular joint and associated muscle disorders