Laser Filling Composite

Laser filling composite procedures in dentistry involve the precise application and shaping of tooth-colored composite resin fillings with the assistance of lasers. After tooth preparation, the composite resin is layered onto the tooth surface, and lasers are employed to aid in sculpting and curing the material. This laser assistance enables precise shaping, potentially reducing the need for additional adjustments, while also offering the benefit of minimal invasiveness by preserving more natural tooth structure. Furthermore, the use of lasers may contribute to decreased post-operative sensitivity for some patients. Once the filling is shaped and cured, final adjustments are made to ensure a seamless fit and natural appearance. Overall, laser filling composite techniques offer a combination of precision, minimally invasive treatment, and enhanced patient comfort in dental restorations.