Lasers: From the Science to Clinical Applications
Understanding the Role and Limitations of Lasers & Light-based Technologies
in Everyday Dentistry & Dental Hygiene in Enhancing Patient Care and Outcomes
Date: March 5, 2026 (During the the Pacific Dental Conference)
Location: Vancouver Convention Center
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Credit Hours: 3-Hours of Lecture Credit
Intended Audience: Dentists, Hygienists, and the Dental Team
Course Description:
High performance lasers are transforming dental practice by improving efficiency and enhancing outcomes.
Lasers are now part of all aspects of everyday dentistry including restorative, endodontics and implantology.
The proper lasers and techniques enable the complete disinfection of root canal systems and periodontal pockets,
reduce snoring, and treating peri-implantitis.
This course covers the science, advantages, disadvantages, and current applications of various laser wavelengths
and technologies in dentistry.
Learning Objectives:
- Understanding the true science and applications of laser and photobiomodulation (PBM) technology
- Understanding the types of dental lasers and photobiomodulation devices that are available today
- Understanding the pros, cons and benefits of laser and PBM technology in today’s oral health care.
