Laser Dental Treatment

Klinika Kwiatek uses a dental laser for a range of soft-tissue and adjunctive procedures, often with less bleeding and a more comfortable recovery than conventional techniques. Common uses include releasing a restrictive tongue or lip tie (frenectomy), removing small soft-tissue lesions, biostimulation to support healing, and disinfecting root canals during endodontic treatment. Laser work is integrated with the clinic's surgery and endodontics rather than offered in isolation.

Dental lasers deliver focused light energy that can cut, reshape or treat soft tissue precisely, and are used as an adjunct in several procedures. For soft-tissue work the laser often seals small blood vessels as it works, which is associated with less bleeding, reduced need for sutures and a more comfortable recovery compared with a scalpel; it can also be used at low intensity to stimulate tissues during healing. At Klinika Kwiatek laser treatment supports a number of services. A laser frenectomy (600 zł) releases a tight lingual (tongue-tie) or labial frenulum that can restrict movement or contribute to gum recession. Small soft-tissue lesions can be excised with the laser (600–1,000 zł) for examination and removal. Laser biostimulation (240 zł) is offered to support healing — for example after surgical removal of an impacted tooth, where the clinic combines extraction with biostimulation. During root canal treatment, laser disinfection of the canals (240 zł) can be used as an additional step to help reduce bacteria in the canal system, and the clinic offers photoactivated disinfection and treatment cycles for recurrent aphthous or herpetic lesions. Because laser procedures are tailored to the specific clinical situation, the dentist or surgeon assesses whether a laser approach is appropriate and explains what to expect, including aftercare, beforehand. These treatments suit patients needing the relevant soft-tissue or adjunctive procedure rather than being a standalone cosmetic service.