Maybe your idea of ​​laser orthodontics is that your irregular teeth will be straightened during one session with a laser.... If you have such an idea, be sure to read this article.... because this is basically not true and the laser cannot directly help to straighten your teeth.... To know exactly what role the laser plays in speeding up the orthodontic treatment process and orthodontic specialist in Mash.. Fixing dental irregularities with laser, please read the article carefully.... **What is a laser and what type of laser is used for orthodontics?** Laser or (**laser**) generally stands for (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation) and means light amplification by induced emission of radiation... When talking about laser orthodontics, it means the use of **laser diode** or (laser diode)... without the intervention of the surgical blade... Although orthodontics with laser is not directly possible, but by removing orthodontic obstacles, in Some conditions or in some patients help to straighten the teeth.. Suppose all patients who undergo orthodontic treatment do not necessarily start or continue their treatment easily and many problems arise during the treatment and can increase the treatment process or subsequent problems.. Treatment: - Great frenum appendage - Excessive covering of teeth by gums - Hidden teeth - The presence of oral wounds and lesions such as tooth abscess, chancre, etc. With the help of laser, the orthodontist can solve the mentioned problems and make the treatment shorter and painless... In the following, you will read more about the role of laser in orthodontics and how to solve the mentioned problems. ### **Laser orthodontics to remove wisdom teeth** The wisdom teeth are the third large molars and the last teeth on each side of the jaw arch.. These teeth are the last teeth that come out of the gums in our mouths at the age of 17 to 21.. Orthodontists remove the gum tissue on the impacted wisdom tooth with the help of a laser, and pulling the tooth or straightening it helps the advancement of orthodontics. The orthodontic management of the impacted wisdom tooth is one of the most important applications of laser orthodontics... ### ***D Likewise, canines or other teeth (except wisdom teeth) can be implanted.. the orthodontist exposes the implanted canine with the help of a diode laser and helps it to come down by attaching a bracket.. it is cut with the help of a surgical blade, it is possible... It is time to restore the healing process of the gums. Orthodontics should not be delayed.. sometimes the gum tissue is too much on the teeth covers and a state called It creates **a gummy smile**...a gummy smile is a state in which, when smiling, the gums are exposed much more than usual and the length of the teeth is short...a gummy smile generally makes people's smile look ugly and also creates problems for people who intend to do orthodontics and orthodontic connections...a gummy smile is a problem...such people should consider laser orthodontics...because laser Can be extra texture It removes the gum that covers the teeth without any complications or risks. With this, the laser not only helps to treat a gummy smile, which makes the brackets connect to the teeth in the right position. The frenum is a natural structure in the mouth that is made of muscle. slow.. in normal mode A frenum is a small appendage and does not cause a problem.. there is a gap between the front teeth (in both jaws), it causes difficulty in speaking or chewing food and .... for some people who undergo intensive treatment and seek it, they become.. teeth. .... Frenectomy is one of the most important applications of laser orthodontics.. An orthodontist may not begin the process of straightening teeth until the mouth and teeth are in ideal and healthy condition. And to prevent the beginning of orthodontics there are oral lesions such as abscesses, canker sores or ulcers. Laser can eliminate these lesions in the shortest time and without special complications and lead to the faster start of orthodontics and the creation of lesions, and laser orthodontics can still help to solve these problems...