La Vie Dental Centers offer the latest technologies to ensure a healthy and attractive smile.
Waterlase is a cutting-edge laser technology that uses a precise interaction between laser energy and a water spray to treat teeth and gums — without heat, without the disturbing drill sound, and without pain in most cases.
Gently removes decay without touching healthy enamel
Treats gums without bleeding or stitches
Removes old veneers without grinding or damage
Sculpts and reshapes gums for the perfect “gummy smile”
Treats children without anesthesia or sharp instruments
Accelerates healing and reduces the need for antibiotics
Pediatric treatments: Ideal for children who fear drills or dental sounds
Cosmetic procedures: Such as gum reshaping before veneers or crowns
Gum disease: Deep cleaning of roots and periodontal pockets
Cosmetic restorations: Removing old veneers or crowns without breakage
Preparation for implants or orthodontic treatments
In most cases, the patient feels no pain, and anesthesia may not even be necessary.
Not all cases, but it is highly suitable for minor cavities, gum disease, and cosmetic procedures. The dentist determines the best option after examination.
Waterlase is safer and gentler because it doesn’t use direct heat — instead, it relies on the interaction between water and laser light, which reduces pain and inflammation.
Yes, it is actually the best option for them. It helps treat cavities without fear or tears, and reduces the need for anesthesia.
Yes, without breaking or damaging the natural teeth, which is why we frequently use it in smile makeover cases.
In most procedures, there is no bleeding and no need for stitching, as the laser stimulates rapid blood clotting.
Yes, in certain steps such as uncovering the implant or treating the gums around it non-surgically.
Waterlase sessions are usually faster than traditional ones, thanks to its high precision and ability to perform procedures efficiently without the need for additional interventions — all while providing greater comfort and shorter treatment time for the patient.
Yes, it does — it is one of the most advanced and expensive devices in dental clinics, which is why it is available only in a very limited number of centers.
Yes, but it is minimal compared to the comfort, precision, and faster healing it provides. We always make sure to explain the cost clearly before any procedure.
