During laser pocket reduction, a dental laser is used to remove or reduce inflamed gum tissue and eliminate bacteria in the pockets that have formed between the teeth and gums. The laser energy helps to precisely target and remove infected tissue while sealing blood vessels, minimizing bleeding and promoting a faster healing process. In some cases, the laser may also be used for the removal of calculus (tartar) and to stimulate the regeneration of healthy gum tissue.

Laser pocket reduction offers a high level of precision, selectively targeting diseased tissue without affecting healthy surrounding areas. This minimally invasive approach reduces discomfort and promotes faster healing compared to traditional surgical methods.