Dental laser treatments use a focused beam of light energy to remove or reshape tissue in the mouth. They can be used for a variety of dental conditions, including: 

• Gum reshaping: Lasers can reshape gum tissue to treat a "gummy smile" or to prepare the gums for dental restorations or gingival hyperplasia. 

• Crown lengthening: Lasers can reshape the gums and bone to expose more of the tooth. 

• Dental implant exposure: Lasers can uncover dental implants that are covered by excess gum tissue. 

• Frenectomy: Lasers can reduce inflammation associated with gum disease. 

• Gum surgery: Lasers can clear infections and reduce gum pockets without cutting or stitching. 

Dental lasers can have several benefits over traditional dental tools, including: Being less painful, Being more cost-effective, Being more precise, Reducing bleeding and swelling, and Requiring less downtime and recovery.