LANAP REGENERATION TREATMENT
LANAP (Laser-Assisted New Attachment Procedure) is a minimally invasive treatment for periodontal disease using laser technology to target diseased tissue and bacteria while preserving healthy gum tissue. It promotes bone and tissue regeneration, offering an alternative to traditional surgery.
Understanding Periodontal Disease
Periodontal disease is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting gums and teeth-supporting structures, progressing from gingivitis to periodontitis. Causes include plaque buildup, poor oral hygiene, smoking, genetics, diabetes, hormonal changes, medications, stress, nutritional deficiencies, and teeth grinding.
LANAP Procedure:
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Consultation and Diagnosis: Comprehensive examination and personalized treatment plan.
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Preparation: Local anesthesia for patient comfort.
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Laser Treatment: The PerioLase MVP-7 laser removes diseased tissue and bacteria, debrides root surfaces, and preserves healthy tissue.
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Tissue Reattachment: Laser stimulates blood clot formation and bone regeneration.
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Post-Procedure Care: Immediate improvements and detailed aftercare instructions.
Advantages of LANAP:
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Minimally invasive, no scalpel or sutures.
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Preserves healthy gum tissue.
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Reduces bleeding and swelling.
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Promotes bone and tissue regeneration.
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Shorter recovery time.
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Effective bacterial elimination.
Recovery and Post-Operative Care:
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Pain management with over-the-counter relievers.
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Swelling control with ice packs.
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Gentle oral hygiene routine.
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Regular follow-up visits.
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Lifestyle changes like quitting smoking and healthy eating.
Outcomes and Patient Satisfaction
LANAP has high success rates, with significant improvements in gum health and stability. Patient testimonials highlight minimal discomfort and quick recovery.
Conclusion
LANAP offers a minimally invasive, effective solution for periodontal disease, preserving tissue and promoting regeneration, with high success rates and patient satisfaction.
