Laser Gum Treatment
in Armadale
Understanding Laser Gum Treatment
Gum disease affects the tissues that support your teeth and can progress if left untreated. Treatment depends on the severity of the condition and the health of the surrounding gums and bone. At Prospect Road Dental Surgery, laser technology may be considered in selected cases as part of gum treatment. Our dentists will assess your oral health and explain the available options, including conventional periodontal treatments, before recommending an approach. The expected outcomes, recovery requirements, limitations and potential risks will be discussed so you can make an informed decision about your care.
Call us at 08 9399 2037 or schedule an appointment online to start with your restorative treatment.
Problems that Might Benefit from Laser Gum Treatment
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Prospect
Road Dental

One stop shop
Laser gum treatment may be considered for certain gum conditions following a dental assessment. Your dentist can explain what the procedure involves, including possible discomfort, risks and recovery

Comfortable care
Our dentists explain the procedure and discuss suitable options for managing discomfort before treatment.

Affordable dental care
For our patients' convenience, we accept major health funds and private health insurance, such as BUPA, CBHS, Health Care Fund, Health Insurance Fund, Medibank, and Health Benefits Fund. We can also instantly quote and accommodate your insurance claim, thanks to HICAPS. Payment plans may be available for eligible patients; ask our team about the provider, fees and terms before treatment.

Convenient location
Our dental clinic is across the Armadale shopping centre and walking distance from Armadale train station and bus stops. Throughout the day, patients can park for free on-site.
What You Need To Know
FAQ About Our Dental Clinic In Armadale
below, please feel free to contact our practice. One of our friendly team members will be happy to assist you.
Who is eligible for laser gum treatment?
Laser gum therapy is most beneficial for people who have moderate to severe gum disease. It is for patients searching for a faster recovery time and less pain management. In addition, those who are apprehensive about traditional scalpel surgery can benefit greatly from this method of operation.
Laser gum treatment may be used to reshape gum tissue in selected cases. Whether this approach is suitable depends on the condition of your gums, teeth and supporting tissues. Your dentist will assess the area and explain the available treatment options, expected outcomes, limitations and potential risks before proceeding.
Is laser gum treatment painful?
What to expect during the laser gum treatment procedure
Here are some things to expect with laser gum surgery:
- During this minor surgery, the fibre optic tip of the laser will be placed at the top of the periodontal pocket.
- Gum tissue that is infected and inflamed will be removed from the pocket using a laser. The laser removes only decayed tissue, which is specifically developed for this purpose. No healthy gum tissue is harmed or removed in this procedure. In addition, the periodontal pocket is cleaned of disease-causing bacteria using the laser.
- The tartar and calcifications are then broken apart and removed by our dentist using an ultrasonic cleaning tool.
- The laser is again used to deep clean the bottom of the pocket and remove any remaining debris.
- Additionally, the laser sterilizes tissues and bone and encourages the development of a blood clot, making the procedure more effective. To promote healing, the blood clot aids the reattachment of gum tissue to the natural tooth structure. As a result, there will be no stitches required.
How long does the laser gum treatment take?
The treatment of periodontal diseases may require multiple office visits, depending on the severity of the disease. Most of the time, it can be effectively managed in just two sessions of two hours each day (although you may need ongoing treatment to further protect the teeth throughout the years). In contrast, conventional gum therapy typically requires numerous one-hour sessions.
The treatment plan we provide would include an estimated length of time for your dental treatment. Typically, a full mouth reconstruction may require two appointments of one to two hours each. A single quadrant can be completed in around an hour and a half to two hours.
Is laser gum treatment safe?
Cost of laser gum treatment in Perth
There’s a common misconception that laser therapy is more expensive than traditional procedures. But this isn’t true, as it can often be less costly and provide better results for patients with periodontal disease.
The cost of treatment varies but is generally equivalent to standard cut-and-sew procedures.
Who performs laser gum treatment?
Laser gum treatment is typically performed by periodontists, general dentists, and cosmetic dentists.
Cosmetic Dentistry
General Dentistry
Restorative Dentistry
Children’s Dentistry
Laser Dentistry
Orthodontics