The CO2 LASER is used in numerous areas of the medical world (neurosurgery, ENT, esthetics, plastic surgery, general surgery, etc) and has been in use in dentistry for more than 25 years, with crucial developments in implantology, notably applications on peri-implant soft tissues.

A non-penetrative laser thanks to its wavelength (10600nm), its light is absorbed by tissue water, which makes it the edge in cutting lasers, coagulating small-diameter blood vessels (diameter up to 0,5mm).

Surgery is precise and bleeding is very reduced even altogether absent. Site sterilisation is optimal.