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Advanced Dental Technology

Precise Laser Dentistry
in Austin, TX

Selected soft-tissue procedures can be performed with focused laser energy for precise treatment and a more comfortable experience.

Advanced Dental Technology

A Focused Approach to Soft-Tissue Care

Dental lasers give our team another way to treat soft tissue with control and precision. For the right procedure, laser energy can reduce bleeding, limit disruption to nearby tissue, and make treatment easier to tolerate.

Technology is only useful when it supports the right clinical decision. We begin with a complete evaluation, explain whether laser care is appropriate, and tailor the procedure and comfort plan to your needs.

1

Gum Contouring

Laser treatment can reshape selected areas of excess or uneven gum tissue to improve symmetry, support restorative treatment, or make more of the natural tooth visible.

2

Periodontal Applications

A dental laser may complement selected gum treatments by targeting affected soft tissue. It is used as part of a broader periodontal plan rather than a substitute for proper diagnosis and maintenance.

3

Frenectomy & Tissue Release

Focused laser energy can release a restrictive band of tissue beneath the tongue or upper lip when evaluation shows that it is affecting comfort, mobility, or oral function.

Why Choose This Treatment

Key Benefits

Precise treatment of selected soft-tissue areas
Often less bleeding during the procedure
Minimal disruption to nearby healthy tissue
Comfort options based on the treatment performed
May support a smoother soft-tissue recovery
Useful across restorative, periodontal, and frenum care

Why Broberg Family Dental

The Broberg Technology Difference

We combine modern tools with careful diagnosis, using laser treatment only when it improves the plan for the person in the chair.

Every laser procedure begins with a diagnosis and discussion of alternatives

Focused treatment helps our dentists work precisely around delicate oral tissue

Personalized aftercare supports comfortable healing at home

Patient Reviews

What Our Patients Say

“I compared providers around Dripping very carefully before selecting Dr. Broberg. I have been thoroughly impressed by the caliber of knowledge and practical guidance that Dr. Broberg and his entire staff have to offer. If you have never seen a dentist who uses the latest modern equipment and medical software you are certain to be very satisfied after your first visit here.”

— Matt Smith

“This was my first time going to Broberg Family Dental. What an overwhelmingly positive experience! Brooke gave me a thorough cleaning with state of the art equipment, followed by an exam by Dr. Broberg who explained his findings and answered any questions. I can't thank the office enough for being so awesome!”

— Gail K.

“We love Dr. Broberg! He is very patient, knowledgeable, and has wonderful patient care. He always answers all my questions and is easy to understand. Been a patient for about 3 years now and I fully recommend him and the staff.”

— Verified Patient

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Laser dentistry uses focused light energy to treat oral tissue with precision. At Broberg Family Dental, a dental laser may be used for selected soft-tissue procedures when it offers an appropriate clinical advantage.
Depending on the diagnosis, laser treatment may be used to reshape gum tissue, assist with selected periodontal procedures, release a restrictive frenum, manage irritated tissue, or expose more tooth structure for restorative care.
Many patients find soft-tissue laser procedures comfortable. Local anesthetic may still be recommended depending on the treatment area and procedure. We explain what you may feel and review comfort options before starting.
Laser treatment can limit bleeding and tissue disruption during many soft-tissue procedures, which may support a smoother recovery. Healing varies by procedure and patient, so following your personalized aftercare instructions remains important.
Not necessarily. The best technique depends on the tissue involved, treatment goal, medical history, and other clinical factors. We recommend laser care only when it is appropriate for your individual case.

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