IDEM Singapore 2014/April 4 – 6, 2014

 Welcome to visit Gigaa Medical Laser at IDEM Singapore 2014

The leading dental trade fair and scientific conference in the Asia-PacificIDEM Singapore 2014 will be held in SUNTEC Singapore.

We are looking forward to meet you during IDEM Singapore 2014 , please visit our booth at Level 4, Booth No. 4L 29.

Medical Fair India 2014|14nd-16th March, 2014

Medical Fair India 2014|14nd-16th March, 2014

The 20th edition of Medical Fair India will be held in Mumbai, India.

We are looking forward to meet you during Medical Fair 2014, please visit GIGAALASER at Booth No.J74

Medical Expo 2014

 Medical Expo 2014 will be held at Casablanca International Fairgrounds Casablanca, Morocco  during 19 - 23 March 2014.We are looking forward to meeting you during Medical Expo 2014,please visit our booth at No.F44.

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Lucien

Sales manager

Handheld Class IV therapy laser

Technical Specifications

Laser Type	GaAlAs Diode Laser
Model	iPLAM
Wavelength	810nm/980nm
Maximum Power	15W
Operation Mode	CW, Repeat Pulse
Pulse Duration	1ms-10s
Repetition Rate	0.02Hz-500Hz
Lifetime	Over 10000hrs
Pilot Beam	Red Diode Laser Of 650nm, Power<5mW
Control Mode	True Color Touch Screen, 3.5''
Voltage/Current Rating	110/220 VAC, 5A , 50/60 Hz
Dimensions	102(H)*120(H)*280(L) mm
Weight	700g with Dock Battery
Safety Compliance	CE0197
Specifications subject to change without notice.

What power is good for dental treatment?

Is higher power better? Will higher power lasers cut faster?
You should always use the lowest power possible for each procedure to prevent collateral damage, speed up healing time, and decrease post-operative discomfort. Cutting on higher power settings will lead to a larger zone of necrosis, which leads to gingival recession, slower healing times, and more post-op discomfort. Using higher power allows you to cut faster, but you risk negating all the positive benefits of the laser. 

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lucien@gigaalaser.com

Lucien

Sales manager

Onychomycosis Laser Treatment

Onychomycosis Laser Treatment is a revolutionary, patient-friendly method for treating onychomycosis (toenail fungus). It is a simple and effective procedure that uses the wavelength 1064nm laser light to heat evenly throughout the depth of the effected nail and skin tissue, effectively weakening and killing parasitic fungi which have infected the patient's nails.

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lucien@gigaalaser.com

Lucien

Sales manager

Dental Laser Safety

Are lasers safe?
If lasers are used properly, they are very safe, precise and predictable. It is important that you take a laser certification course to ensure you are using the laser properly and know the safety features of your laser. you need to wear safety eyewear specific to the wavelength of your laser. All Zila lasers come with three pairs of safety eyewear. 

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lucien@gigaalaser.com

Lucien

Sales manager

What are the advantages to adding a dental laser to my practice?

What are the advantages to adding a laser to my practice?

• Precise and predictable results 
• No gingival recession
• Great for treating periodontal disease 
• Minimal bleeding, which equals faster, easier restorations 
• More predictable impressions 
• Can work around metal 
• Less anesthesia required 
• Faster healing 
• Saves time 
• Minimal post-op discomfort 
• Generates revenue
• Practice builder
• Great patient acceptance 

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lucien@gigaalaser.com

Lucien

Sales manager

Dental laser: How fast does a laser cut soft tissue?

How fast does a laser cut?
Laser energy is transmitted or absorbed into the tissue. Once the molecules in soft tissue reach 100-150 degrees C, ablation occurs. Lasers cut slower than electrocautery, but the benefits of laser technology far outweigh the slightly slower cut. 

Diode laser used for implants

Diode laser can be used around implants. As long as the laser tip is kept in motion, no heat will transfer into the implant. Laser energy is not absorbed by the implant so there are no sparks, no heating of the implant, and therefore no risk of causing the implant to fail.

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lucien@gigaalaser.com

Lucien

Sales manager

Laser VS Electrosurge in Dentistry

How does a laser compare to an electrosurge?

A laser is gentler, more predictable, and often times will not require local anesthetic. Selective tissue absorption is also another advantage, meaning a diode laser only targets soft tissue. That’s why a laser is safe to use around hard tooth structure and implants. Lasers also ablate with a very shallow zone of necrosis, preventing gingival recession and providing predictable results. Cauterization of nerve endings/sealing lymphatics occurs simultaneously with ablation to decrease swelling and minimize post-op discomfort, while sterilization and disinfection reduces bacterial count. Lasers also biostimulate, promoting faster healing, pain relief, increased collagen growth, and anti-inflammatory effects.