Healing at the Speed of Light

Burning mouth syndrome, oral lichen planus, extraction pain, orthodontic tooth movement, xerostomia.

Nearly everyone will experience low back pain at some point in their life. So, what is the best approach to treating

low back pain?

Light therapy on the head is found to be highly effective in the reduction of opioid cravings.

Laser therapy is a good alternative to the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for elderly patients with joint pain, as laser has no side effects.

Nerve blocks to reduce back pain include lidocaine and radio frequency nerve blocks, but can laser play a role too?

Laser therapy is shown to be as effective as corticosteroids in the treatment of oral lichen planus…just without the side effects.

98% of people will experience acute low back pain at least once in their life. Make sure it doesn’t become chronic!

Preventing enlargement of tendon tears as well as speeding up the healing process.

Chronic pain is the main reason patients take medications such as opioids. With chronic pain medications comes higher risks of suicide, drug overdose, and substance abuse.

New research finds that laser therapy is an excellent treatment for healing chronic wounds.