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whitertthSpectatorToday has been a soft tissue day…new patient today with palatal abscess on #7 one week post scaling at the periodontist..peridontist was closed today so she came to me…I+D with waterlase .5 watts 14/8 emla topical prior to incision..once it was drianed i injected atridox into the site and will follow her in three days what do u think?
whitertthSpectatorToday has been a soft tissue day…new patient today with palatal abscess on #7 one week post scaling at the periodontist..peridontist was closed today so she came to me…I+D with waterlase .5 watts 14/8 emla topical prior to incision..once it was drianed i injected atridox into the site and will follow her in three days what do u think?
whitertthSpectatorroutine excisional biopsy of fibroma on left cheek…. .5 watts 14/8 emla topical….pretty good hemostasis as well…..enjoy
whitertthSpectatorhere are the photos sorry…..
dcmadsonSpectatorDO YOU GET CONSASTENT BONE REGENERATION WITH THE POCKETPRO??? DCM
Robert GreggParticipantDear DCM,
Yes.
With proper training, understanding and implementation of the correct technique.
We wouldn’t have been the first two dentists to publish such a claim to the profession in May of 1998 if it wasn’t predictable and reproducible to other dentists through proper training.
That’s the difference between those that imitate (Lares) and those that innovate a procedure protocol (MDT).;)
1. MDT has the only FDA cleared Laser Periodontal Therapy protocol.
2. MDT is the only company with a patented FDA cleared protocol.
3. MDT is the only company that includes 5 days of clinical hands-on live patient training (3 days of Laser BootCamp before delivery of your laser) in the purchase price of the PerioLase Periodontal Package.
4. MDT has the only clinical data that shows consistent results of 50% minimum pocket reduction in 95% of patients and pockets, and is the only company who has a procedure that has completed independent, university, blinded, controlled, peer reviewed, human histology on the results (and it ain’t long junctional epithelium).
Our procedure motto is “Standardization for long term safety and efficacy”.
This is all because MDT is a company started by clinicians, for clinicians–and who have dedicated the company’s interests for their clinician customers and their patients’ best welfare–not just to make money. That’s a hard act for manufacturers without clinician-owners to follow.
We are still practicing clinicians each and every day of the week, so we are bang on top of all the nuances that any clinician might face, so we have the answers and the caveats before you have the questions or the adverse outcomes.
“The most expensive laser you can buy is the laser without comprehensive training.” In more ways than just money……heart-ache, stomach lining, sleepless nights, lost patients, etc.
And CD-ROM training just doesn’t cut it.
We do accept trade-ins for Lares Pocket-Pro, and you can start having the results you wanted in the first place. MDT and the PerioLase MVP-7 isn’t the cheapest, but we are the best value for your return on investment in the reversal of periodontal disease……cuz we are the clinicians that designed and developed the laser AND the entire protocol over the past 12 years.
We are happy to train owners of Lares’ Pocket Pro, but our price would be such that you could purchase our entire package on its own. MDT really has no interest in being the “trainers” for Lares. Besides, the PerioLase MVP-7, the World’s first digital pulsed laser, has 7 different pulse durations and many features that the training is geared to the owners of that full-featured device as it pertains to the patented LPT protocol. And class size and availability is limited and preference is given to PerioLase purchasers.
Give me, or my partner Del McCarthy a call at 562-860-2908, if you’d like to discuss further.
Bob
P.S. I guess I should add that since Del and I informed Lares about the value of the second pulse width, paid for and designed the retofitted second pulse width and the key-pad on the SunLase 880 (developed previous to Lares by Sunrise Technologies), and we have two of these PocketPro devices, we can be included in your question?
(Edited by Robert Gregg at 2:24 pm on April 21, 2003)
Glenn van AsSpectatorHI Ron: neat pics, did you do this with the erbium?
You got pretty good hemostasis with this one too.
All the best. ….nice job.
glenn
ASISpectatorHi Ron,
What are the pocket depth and location to #7? How far down do you need to go in for I&D? How much atridox was placed?
Andrew
ASISpectatorHi Ron,
What are the pocket depth and location to #7? How far down do you need to go in for I&D? How much atridox was placed?
Andrew
whitertthSpectatoryes dome with the waterlase at .5 watts 14/8 after the removal i went back at the same power without water and very little air to apply my “laser bandaid” coating the defect with laser energy…i pressed on void with gauze for 20- 30 seconds and thats what i got…
whitertthSpectatorpocket depth was 7 mm..i went in about 6 or 7 mm and injected about 1/2 of a new carpule of atridox…shes comming back tuesday for a follow up so I’ll post the pic……..
whitertthSpectatorpocket depth was 7 mm..i went in about 6 or 7 mm and injected about 1/2 of a new carpule of atridox…shes comming back tuesday for a follow up so I’ll post the pic……..
Robert Gregg DDSSpectatorHi Ron,
Nice presentation and nice job of treating gently.
I’ve seen those cases ressected down to bone as a way of “treating” it with a laser.
Any ideas as to what the cause of the lesion was? Was there a chuck of calculus, or something concrete that would point to an etilology?
What did the occlusion look like?
Thanks for posting.
Bob
Robert Gregg DDSSpectatorHi Ron,
Nice presentation and nice job of treating gently.
I’ve seen those cases ressected down to bone as a way of “treating” it with a laser.
Any ideas as to what the cause of the lesion was? Was there a chuck of calculus, or something concrete that would point to an etilology?
What did the occlusion look like?
Thanks for posting.
Bob
whitertthSpectatoronly thing i can think of is periodontist stirred things up a bit a few days prior during scaling and root planing.. Maybe sterilizing with the laser would have been enough but I had the atridox handy and I figured it definitely couldnt hurt…but there was no calculus in the pocket at all……
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