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HLKGO Laser Light Therapy for Swollen Gums – Toothache Relief & Periodontitis Treatment, Antibacterial Mouth Laser Braces

$81.00 NZD

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HLKGO Laser Light Therapy for Swollen Gums

Tired of painful swollen gums and constant toothache? The HLKGO Laser Light Therapy is here to offer relief with its innovative, non-invasive approach to dental care. This cutting-edge laser technology targets periodontitis, cures oral bacteria, and helps reduce inflammation in a matter of minutes. Designed for easy home use, this portable, food-grade silicon gel mouth laser delivers targeted treatment with a max output of 3200mW, ensuring fast, effective results. Say goodbye to oral discomfort and hello to healthier gums and teeth with this revolutionary device.

Spec List:

Brand Name: HLKGO
Model Number: USBO3
Application: Oral, Body (for periodontitis treatment and antibacterial care)
Features:
- Periodontal basic treatment
- Physical therapy rehabilitation for oral health
- Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory
- Easy to use with food-grade silicone gel
- Effective relief for swollen gums and toothache
Max Output: 3200mW
Size: Small and portable
Commodity Quality Certification: CE certified
Usage: Laser light therapy for oral health
Origin: Mainland China
Target Treatment: Swollen gums, periodontitis, oral bacteria

Indications:

1. Sensitive teeth (dentin allergy)

2. Tooth and bone damage

3. Bacteria Count (bacteria that cause tooth decay)

4. Oral thrush and candidiasis

5. Gingival inflammation and oral soft tissue wounds

6. Recovery after surgery (gums and jaws)

7. Relieve toothache

8. Eliminate inflammation

9. Teeth whiteningFeatures: Description

100% brand new & high quality

Color:As the picture shows

Features:

Condition: 100% Brand New and High Quality

Using 16 high strength between 480-495nm wavelength of blue light

it can whiten the upper and lower teeth at the same time

Easy to carry and use

Use steps:

1. Wash and dry the surface of your teeth with dental wipes

2. Wash the Bluetooth light with warm water and dry it with a paper towel

3. Connect the converter with Bluetooth whitening light to the power supply (smart phone, mobile treasure, computer, USB connection charger), with red light.

4. Put red light in your mouth and nibble. 5. Take out the red light after 30 minutes of whitening, if the teeth do not have any allergic reaction, you can do more once to improve the whitening effect.

Basic principles and applications of laser treatment of dental diseases:

Soft tissue Treatment:

Gum treatment: Lasers can be used to treat the gums, such as for gingivitis or for gum remodeling. The laser is able to precisely cut and vaporize tissue, while also reducing bleeding and reducing discomfort after treatment.

Oral mucosal therapy: Including the treatment of ulcers in the mouth and the management of other soft tissue diseases, lasers can reduce symptoms and promote tissue healing.

Hard tissue treatment:

Dental caries treatment: Lasers can be used to treat early tooth decay, removing caries and promoting the preservation of surrounding healthy dental tissue. Lasers typically require less cutting of dental tissue than traditional mechanical methods.

Root surface treatment: Used to treat periodontal disease or infections around the root tip, the laser removes bacteria and promotes cleaning and healing of the root surface.

The principle of laser therapy is to use the energy of the laser to achieve a specific therapeutic effect, such as cutting, evaporation, solidification, or interaction with the tissue to produce biological effects. Different wavelengths of laser also have different ways of acting on tissues, so the appropriate laser type and parameters will be selected according to the needs of the specific application.

In general, laser treatment of dental diseases often provides a more precise and comfortable treatment experience, and in some cases can reduce the pain and postoperative complications of dental treatment. However, the choice of specific treatment regimen still needs to be considered according to the individual situation and clinical needs of patients.