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 Learn differences in power, safety, speed, and clinical results, plus why UV is obsolete and how temperature control improves treatment outcomes.
From everyday clinical efficiency to advanced treatment applications, PIOON brings reliable performance and smarter solutions to every practice.
Discover how 660 nm and 810 nm low-level diode lasers effectively reduce dentin hypersensitivity. This comparative clinical study evaluates pain reduction, treatment comfort, and long-term outcomes in patients using two wavelengths. Results demonstrate that both lasers significantly alleviate sensitivity, with the 810 nm wavelength showing slightly greater efficacy
Our trusted partner Techsky Egypt, together with their local distributor, made a remarkable impression showcasing the versatility and precision of the PIOON M2 1470nm surgical laser — dedicated to proctology and varicose vein treatments.
This case underscores the value of the PIOON S3 Dental Laser in modern soft-tissue dental procedures, as it enables superior control, minimizes intraoperative bleeding, and optimizes post-treatment recovery outcomes
A 405 nm diode laser is a promising diagnostic tool for detecting plaque, calculus, and defective fillings, improving treatment and patient communication.
In EVLT procedures for varicose veins, fiber markings are more than just numbers — they are the surgeon’s guide to precision. We have upgraded the Radial Fiber from traditional ink printing to laser marking, delivering safer and more efficient surgical performance.
This review synthesizes findings from 67 studies (2018–2023) on laser technology in dentistry, focusing on its clinical applications, benefits, and challenges. It highlights advancements like photobiomodulation for tissue healing and inflammation management, as well as novel uses in implantology, endodontics, and teeth whitening. Lasers enhance treatment precision and patient outcomes but face barriers such as high costs and training requirements. The review advocates for integrating lasers into
This prospective study evaluated 1940 nm EVLA with a radial fiber in 177 cases over 3 years. Results showed effective vein closure, significant diameter reduction, and fewer complications compared to 1470 nm EVLA. Patients experienced lower pain and less ecchymosis, with efficient outcomes using lower energy (40–60 J/cm). Manual pullback and intraoperative ultrasound supported treatment safety and efficacy. Despite being non-randomized, the study confirms 1940 nm EVLA as a safe, effective option
Dental Laser Workshop - Learn directly from Egypt’s top expert Asst. Prof. Youssef Sedky how to treat more cases, faster & better.Exclusive strategies to grow your clinic revenue with laser-enhanced treatments.
