Restorative Dentistry
Minimally invasive treatment of cavities and cracks, often without the need for anesthetic. The dual wavelength laser is used for fillings, crowns, and veneers for cavity removal and disinfection.
TwinLight Perio Therapy
Advanced, minimally invasive treatment for gum disease and periodontal disease that supports the body's own natural healing process.
NightLase
ur Fotona Lightwalker laser allows us to perform non-surgical modification of the oral tissues associated with the airway with a procedure called Nightlase™. This series of treatments aim to stimulate collagen production and tighten tissues, increase the airway space and reduce or completely eliminate snoring.
NaseLase
If you suffer from chronic nasal congestion, mouth breathing, or poor nasal airflow, it may be affecting more than just your comfort—it can impact your sleep quality, energy levels, and overall wellness.
At MK Distinctive Dentistry, we offer NaseLase® using advanced Fotona laser technology. This non-invasive treatment is designed to improve nasal breathing by gently stimulating collagen remodeling within the nasal passages, helping to enhance airflow and support a healthier airway.
NaseLase® is a comfortable, in-office procedure that requires no surgery, injections, or downtime. It is often an excellent option for patients who experience nasal obstruction, mouth breathing, snoring, or sleep-disordered breathing.
LipLase (Coming Soon)
f you're someone who's not comfortable with the idea of fillers or injections, but you've been longing for fuller lips, LipLase™ might be the perfect solution for you. This is a breakthrough, non-invasive laser treatment that gently enhances your lips by stimulating collagen without the use of needles.
Laser Canker Sore Treatment
Canker sores can make everyday activities like eating, drinking, and speaking uncomfortable. At MK Distinctive Dentistry, we use advanced Fotona laser technology to provide fast, gentle relief from the pain associated with canker sores.
Laser Root Desensitization
Tooth sensitivity can make simple pleasures—like enjoying an ice cream cone or sipping a hot cup of coffee—uncomfortable. If you've experienced a sharp, sudden pain when eating or drinking, exposed tooth roots may be the cause. We can help!