WHEN THINGS SEEM TO BE GOING WRONG, HOW CAN I SAVE MY DENTAL IMPLANTS?

If you are experiencing complications after your tooth implant placement, a dental implant repair laser treatment has many clinical advantages when compared to scalpels and blades—including giving more precise control for Dr. Dennis E. Winson, Washington DC’s Leading Failing Dental Implant Specialist and more comfort to you, the patient.

CONSIDER THIS DENTAL IMPLANT SOLUTION : WITH PAINLESS FDA – APPROVED LASER CORRECTION .

Dental Laser Surgery with LAPIP (Laser Assisted Peri-Implantitis Procedure). If you dental implants are loose, infected, and you have been diagnosed with Peri Implantitis – GET A 2ND OPINION  as to how to treat the effects of Peri-Implantitis and restore failing dental implants.

Why Choose Laser Treatment For Dental Implant REPAIR?

Here Are Some Good Reasons:

• COVERED BY MOST DENTAL INSURANCE. 
• Dental implants are an excellent choice for replacing missing teeth, as are laser periodontists a smart choice for replacing your dental implants.
• LAPIP Laser Has Proven Success for Saving Dental Implants
  The LAPIP painless laser procedure is one of the most recommended patient-friendly, predictable treatment for ailing dental implants. Studies indicate 95% of the failing implants treated with the LAPIP protocol have reintegrated in the pocket and stabilized with bone growth of 3-8 threads.

Dental laser repair and restoration therapy are medical treatments that use precisely focused light to treat your gum tissue. This can help heal bleeding and discolored gum tissue, tighten dental implants and heal periodontal diseases.

The term LASER is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Ordinary light, such as that from a light bulb, has many wavelengths and scatters in all directions so the entire room lights up. Laser light, on the other hand, has a specific wavelength. The power is harnessed in a skinny little beam and creates a very high-intensity light. Lasers are accurate and can focus on tiny areas, making them perfect for very precise dental surgeries in place of a drill or scalpel.

Dental Lasers are safe and are used in many types of medical procedures including TMJ pain relief therapy, canker sore relief, tumor removal, gum disease and dental implant repair, and most other surgical procedures. Lasers work efficiently and provide patients with a gentler, more comfortable experience. The laser beam is directed at the inflamed area with a fiber-optic delivery system attached to a dental hand piece and is then delivered to the treatment area. The pulsing sound is music to your ears compared with the vibration and noise of a dental drill.

Lasers are a safe and gentle alternative to traditional dental tools. Dr. Winson when using dental lasers has found that he can treat alot of dental complex tasks, reduce blood loss, decrease discomfort, reduce the chance of infection, and achieve better healing so you can get back to smiling, faster.

What is LAPIP? FDA Approved  Dental Implant Laser Correction

When dental implant complications appear, one of the leading options of treatment is LAPIP, or Laser-Assisted Peri-Implantitis Procedure, can help. Just like natural teeth, failing dental implants can develop periodontal disease as well. If you experience gum redness, pain, discoloration, or inflammation around your dental implant, these can be some of the same signs and symptoms as gum problems around your natural teeth.

Proven Success for Saving Failing Dental Implants

LAPIP- Only FDA Approved Dental Implant Laser is a patient-friendly, predictable, SAFE, painless solution for dental implant complications. Studies indicate 95% of all the failing dental implants treated with the LAPIP laser procedure have shown reintegration in the pocket of the infecting area and stabilize bone growth. What does this mean? TIGHTENING OF LOOSE DENTAL IMPLANTS. 

THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT DENTAL IMPLANT COMPLICATIONS SUCH AS PERI-IMPLANTITIS IS TREATABLE, ESPECIALLY IF YOU STOP THE INFECTION EARLY.