CMEF 2026! See Our Multi-Wavelength Laser Technology in Action
featuring 450nm, 980nm, 1470nm, and 1940nm wavelengths, designed for precision and minimally invasive procedures across multiple clinical fields.
Preview Helipen: A New Vision for Wireless Dental Laser Systems
Discover our new pen-style wireless diode dental laser with dual-wavelength (450nm+650nm/980nm+650nm) options, modular accessories, and expanding clinical applications from surgery to therapy. Stay tune
450nm Blue Laser: Faster Cutting Efficiency, Superior Hemostasis, and Minimal Thermal Damage
450nm wavelength uses the ultra-high melanin and hemoglobin absorption in human tissus to increase the tissue temperature and directly cause tissue vaporization, so the cutting efficiency is much higher. Furthermore, its absorption in water is lower than conventional infrared diode lasers, leading to the minimal collateral thermal damage.
New-Generation Dental Laser Technology
Achieves both hybrid and independent output of multiple wavelengths, such as 980nm, 450nm, 650nm, and 405nm. A single device meets diverse clinical needs including cutting, coagulation, sterilization, and biostimulation.
Precision Laser Solutions for ENT Care
The S1-C10 450nm Diode Laser is designed to support a wide range of ENT treatments, delivering precise, controlled performance for procedures such as laryngeal papilloma, tonsillectomy, and vocal cord tumor management.
Meet PIOON at AEEDC 2026 — and take our laser solutions home with you.
H1 980nm · 20W High-power solution for precise cutting and coagulation S3 450nm · 3W + 980nm · 7W + 650nm · 200mW Reliable performance for daily clinical applications
450nm Blue Laser Teeth Whitening: LED vs Diode Laser – The Truth Most Clinics Won’t Tell You
Clear comparison of LED vs 450 nm diode laser whitening. Learn differences in power, safety, speed, and clinical results, plus why UV is obsolete and how temperature control improves treatment outcomes.
Measurement of Light Energy Transmission Through Dental Hard Tissue at 450 nm, 650 nm, 810 nm, and 980 nm
The energy available to treat the dental pulp after transmittance through overlying structures is clinically important for determining photobiological effects. This ex vivo study aimed to quantify laser energy delivery though the dental crown to the pulp from an initial energy of 5 J using four common laser wavelengths (λ = 450, 650, 810, and 980 nm).
Bloodless Tonsillectomy with Blue Laser Technology
A real clinical case from Malaysia highlights the surgical advantages of PIOON’s S1-C10 450nm Blue Laser in ENT procedures. Prof. Dr. Subha successfully performed a contact-mode tonsillectomy with no intraoperative bleeding, thanks to the strong haemoglobin absorption and photoangiolytic properties of the blue laser. The minimally invasive approach not only reduced bleeding risk but also offered a clearer surgical field and faster operative time. This case reinforces the clinical value of blue l
Dental Laser Buying Guide: Simple Tips for Choosing the Right Device
Discover the ultimate guide to choosing the perfect dental laser for your practice! This easy-to-read article breaks down the essentials of dental semiconductor lasers, focusing on wavelength (450nm, 650nm, 810nm, 980nm), power, and pulse mode. Whether you’re tackling gum surgery or pain relief, find the laser that fits your clinic’s needs. Get clear, actionable advice to enhance treatments and patient satisfaction
