Rocklin, CA Dentist Offers Soft Tissue Laser Treatment For Improved Patient Comfort

Dr. Netra Dudhbhate, dentist in Rocklin, CA, helps patients relax at Rocklin Dental Whispers with laser dentistry.

2013-06-23

ROCKLIN, CA, June 23, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dental procedures continue to become easier and more comfortable for patients with the use of laser dentistry. With the advancement of laser dentistry, patients' anxiety can go away. Dr. Netra Dudhbhate, Rocklin, CA dentist, is pleased to offer soft tissue laser treatment to help patients feel more comfortable at their next appointment.

A laser uses light energy to perform the dental procedure and cant treat the targeted tissue while leaving the surrounding tissues unaffected. Using laser dentistry allows Dr. Dudhbhate, dentist in Rocklin, CA, to perform some of the most precise procedures needed to help patients experience a healthy smile.

"When it comes to laser dentistry, the benefits are abundant. Many patients enjoy the use of lasers in their procedures because of the ease and comfort that are commonly associated with it. I am excited to offer soft tissue laser treatment so that my patients can experience an improved treatment for periodontal disease," said Dr. Netra Dudhbhate, Rocklin dentist.

As laser dentistry continues to improve and grow in popularity, many dental procedures can be performed quicker, more effectively and more comfortably than ever before. Dr. Dudhbhate, Rocklin cosmetic dentist, may use dental lasers during a professional dental cleaning to remove tartar and as a replacement for the traditional root planing procedure, which currently is performed using a surgical instrument that can potentially damage surrounding tissue. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of a variety of hard and soft tissue lasers for use in the dental treatments of adults and children.

Soft tissue lasers consist of a wavelength that is absorbable by water and hemoglobin, which is oxygenating protein in red blood cells. This makes soft tissue lasers more effective for soft tissue management. Soft tissue lasers penetrate the soft tissue while sealing blood vessels and nerve endings. This is the primary reason why many people experience virtually no post-operative pain following the use of a laser and allow the tissues to heal faster.

Laser dentistry represents an innovative and more precise technology for specific hard and soft tissue procedures. Visiting Dr. Netra Dudhbhate, cosmetic dentist in Rocklin, will help patients feel more comfortable and less anxious during their dental treatments.

About Rocklin Dental Whispers: Owned and operated by Dr. Netra Dudhbhate, Rocklin Dental Whispers is committed to dental excellence. Dr. Dudhbhate tries her best to learn all that dentistry ahs to offer by taking continuing education courses each year because time is too short, and there is a lot to learn. Her main goal is to provide her patients with unsurpassed customer service and caring treatment to make patients feel special while in the trusted care of Rocklin Dental Whispers. Dr. Dudhbhate graduated from Dental School in Mumbai, India in 1991 and got licensed in California in 2002. She has been practicing dentistry for over 20 years and works passionately at her practice, as caring is her calling and patient is her priority.

Media Contact:
Dr. Netra Dudhbhate
contactus@rocklindentalwhispers.com
6011 Stanford Ranch Suite 112
Rocklin, CA 95765
(916) 663-5675
http://www.rocklindentalwhispers.com

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