The pathogens that attack implants are highly aggressive and anaerobic. Learn how lasers destroy them instantly.
The specific bacteria responsible for destroying dental implants are distinctly different and often far more aggressive than the bacteria that cause basic cavities on natural teeth.
THE AGGRESSIVE NATURE OF ANAEROBIC ORAL PATHOGENS
These pathogens are strictly anaerobic, meaning they thrive in environments entirely devoid of oxygen, such as deep beneath your implant crown. They construct tough, protective biofilm shields over the metal.
BREACH THE PROTECTIVE SLIME LAYER
Implant bacteria build a thick slime shield that blocks standard antibiotics and mouthwashes completely.
TRACK AGGRESSIVE BACTERIAL STRAINS
Using DNA testing lets us find the exact type of bacteria causing the infection for a better care plan.
SHATTERING THE BIOFILM VIA TARGETED LIGHT WAVES
Our advanced laser utilizes specific wavelengths of light that are absorbed directly by the dark-pigmented bacteria. The light energy physically shatters the protective matrix, destroying the pathogens instantly.
