An impacted tooth simply means that it is "stuck" and cannot erupt into function, and it may result in disturbing complications. However, Using Pioon S1 laser, Surgical soft tissue exposure of impacted teeth can now be performed with little to no discomfort and excellent postoperative healing, and it hardly takes 2 minute.

For periodontists, lasers could be the newest and most accurate way of performing dental work.

As periodontitis​ usually occurs in the context of untreated periodontal disease, it is essential to carry out periodontal treatment of the whole mouth prior to oral implant placement or treatment of periodontitis.

Of course, it must first be performed by a specialized surgeon, usually an orthopedic surgeon or a neurointerventionist. However, even for doctors who have not been exposed to laser surgery, the learning cost of PLDD is not very high. The whole procedure is relatively simple, the operation mode is fixed, and the laser will do most of the operations automatically.

For PLDD, the current mainstream wavelength choice is 980nm because 980nm has been clinically proven for a long time in terms of tissue absorption and widely accepted by physicians worldwide.