Treatment for Dentin Hypersensitivity using 980nm
PIOON’s dental laser using 980nm will give you a better effect in dentin hypersensitivity. A good wavelength give you a better choice.
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PIOON 450nm blue diode laser - An innovative tool in modern dental practice
Compared with infrared, the three-wavelength 450nm wavelength of PIOON blue diode laserhas a high level of absorption of melanin and hemoglobin, which can directly act on human tissues and make tissues vaporize.
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Laser Treatment For Toenail Fungus
The M3 medical diode laser(980nm 15W) is especially designed for the treatment of Podiatry.The infrared 980nm wavelength is important to ensure deep tissue penetration.
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The efficiency of root canal disinfection using Pioon diode laser?
In recent years, different laser systems are used in endodontic field, which are effective for root canal disinfection. The diode laser is a compact device and now used in diverse areas of dentistry.
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Laser Bacterial Count Reduction
In this video, Dr. Sana Farista, renowned periodontist and laser specialist from India, will show us how to perform Laser Bacterial Count Reduction with Pioon S1 dental diode laser.
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Corn Removal with Laser Treatment: A Modern Option for Plantar Corns and Clavus
Learn how laser corn removal offers a minimally invasive option for painful plantar corns and clavus. PIOON medical diode laser delivers precision, coagulation, and controlled tissue interaction for podiatry procedures.
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Why the 1470nm better than the 980nm on the Proctology?
In a comparision operation, patients they used a laser with a wavelength of 980 nm which required 13 W power to seal the tract. For the rest of the patients, they used a laser with a wavelength of 1470 nm with 10 W power.
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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.
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