UTU 4-Wavelength Dental Laser – Versatile across 10 clinical fields & 64 treatment protocols, including Oral Diagnosis & Dental Light Curing.S3 PLUS Super Pulse Technology – Redefining efficiency and patient comfort.
Haven’t finalized your IDS 2025 plans? No worries—#IDEX 2025 is your next big opportunity to discover our latest breakthrough!🚀Join PIOON at IDEX 2025, where we’ll be unveiling a full lineup of industry-leading multi-wavelength dental lasers—designed for precision, efficiency, and superior patient care.
Pioon Laser was proud to be part of the Academy of Update Dentistry’s pioneering event, "A Day-long Scientific Session," where ALD-certified Dental Laser Expert Dr. Md Arifur Rahman delivered his inspiring lecture on “Evidence-Based Use of Dental Lasers in Modern Dentistry” , where the latest advancements in laser technology took center stage!
Our recent Dental Laser Seminar, co-hosted with TriGroup, was guided by Dr. Ayman Al-Aim, who led an enlightening session on the fundamentals of dental lasers.
Experience how these dental lasers are transforming #Implant and #Periodontics treatments with unparalleled precision and faster recovery. Elevate your dental practice with the latest advancements!
Explore Dental Laser Technology with Dr. Ayman Al-Aim, who will lead a session on the fundamentals of dental lasers and its applications in dental clinics using PIOON's cutting-edge dental laser systems.
This S3 blue dental laser can precisely cover 8 major clinical categories and offer up to 57 treatment protocols. Whether you are dealing with soft tissue surgery, teeth whitening, implant treatment, or others, it provides the best solutions you need, ensuring safety and accuracy with every use.
With the latest 4-wavelength technology and sleek design upgrades, the S3PRO is set to redefine the future of dental lasers, setting new standards for excellence and innovation.
We sincerely invite you to the introductory course on dental lasers on October 15, 2022 in Romania.
The Types of Lasers Used in Dentistry As mentioned earlier, the wavelength and frequency of the laser light are ways of classifying dental lasers. However, these parameters of the light are dependent on the active element within the laser. They can also be classified based on the type of tissues they are used on, such as hard tissue lasers (hard lasers) and soft tissue lasers (soft lasers). Hard lasers are also termed as hot lasers while soft lasers are known as cold lasers (Flowchart 1). Las
