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Dental Laser 2.0

Technology Redefining Simplicity.Every details, designed to simplify your treatment ultimately.Pioon will expand further market with you

Look our S3 dental laser in the clinical application

Look our S3 dental laser in the clinical application. It's a device including three wavelengths, which can be used to different oral diseases.

Advantages of dental laser in periodontitis

The research shows that laser can deal with the inflammatory granulation tissue in the inner wall of the periodontal bag and the disinfection of the bag, and solve the traditional way in the treatment of periodontitis in the absence of thorough cleaning abuses.The effect of laser combined with conventional mechanical curettage is better than that of single mechanical treatment.

The Scientific Basis for Dental Laser Clinical Indications in Patient Diagnosis and Treatment.

This photonic absorption within the target tissue results in an intracellular and/or intercellular change to produce the desired result. It is the basis for a dental laser’s functional dynamic process, referred to as a laser/tissue interaction.

Are Laser Dental Procedures Better Than Traditional Treatments?

Lasers can make dental treatments more efficient, cost effective, and comfortable. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved dental laser as a treatment option for several dental conditions.

PIOON Dental Laser 2.0 Software

PIOON Dental laser 2.0 software, smarter and simpler, every detail is carefully crafted for the convenience of dentists.

Don't know how to use dental lasers?

With hardware and software fully upgrades, PIOON will once again lead the industry in the era of dental laser 2.0. Please contact us for more information!

Applications of Low-Level laser therapy in dental practice

Numerous studies have been performed on the applications of low level lasers in patient pain reduction. Mechanisms of pain reduction with therapeutic lasers and their application are expressed, and the studies realized in this field are presented.

Is dental laser omnipotent? Can any dental condition be treated with a laser?

Is everyone suitable for dental laser surgery?

Does It Take Special Training To Use A Dental Laser?

Can Laser Help With Dental Phobia?

How long have dental lasers been around?

Lasers have been used in Dentistry since 1990. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has determined that lasers provide safe and effective treatment of a wide range of applications.

How do implant doctors use dental laser effectively？

In the field of oral implantology and its surgical procedures, the dental laser offers numerous advantages over conventional tools.

Vestibuloplasty Procedure using Dental Diode Lasers

Vestibuloplasty is a mucogingival procedure that aims at the surgical modification of the gingiva-mucous membrane relationships including deepening of the vestibular trough, altering the position of the frenulum or muscle attachments, and widening of the zone of attached gingiva.

Treatment of Gingival Melanin Hyperpigmentation using Dental Diode Laser

A beautiful smile surely enhances the individual’s self-confidence. The esthetics of smile though majorly influenced by the color, shape, and position of the teeth, is also influenced by the color of the gingival tissues.

Crown Lengthening Procedure using Dental Diode Laser

Crown lengthening is a surgical procedure designed to increase the extent of supra-gingival tooth structure for esthetic and restorative purposes.

Laser Curettage/Debridement Using S1 Dental Laser- 980nm Wavelength

Today Dr. Sana Farista is going to talk about laser curettage/debridement using S1 dental laser- 980nm wavelength.

Root canal disinfection during pulpectomy using S1 PIOON dental diode laser in deciduous molar

In this video, we’re honored to have Dr. Neha Pankey, reputed Pedodontist, laser specialist and Divas In Laser from India, to demonstrate root canal disinfection during pulpectomy using S1 Pioon laser at 980nm wavelength in deciduous molar.

Excision of Fibroma using Dental Soft-tissue Diode Laser

A fibroma is a benign scar like reaction due to persistent long standing irritation in the mouth resulting in an increase in connective tissue at the site of repeated trauma.