Firewheel Dental Implants and Periodontics is one of the first in the area to offer the FDA-cleared laser treatment called the LANAP protocol. LANAP provides a less painful, more successful treatment alternative to conventional surgery to treat periodontal (gum) disease and saves many teeth that were previously considered hopeless. Unlike traditional surgery that requires cutting and stitches, a laser light is used to gently remove harmful bacteria and diseased tissue from the gum pocket. This allows the body to heal naturally so that gum pockets improve and the teeth become more stable.

The practice’s founder, Dr. Vikram Gandhi, is a Texas A&M magna cum laude graduate and Board-Certified Periodontist. He has created the ultimate destination for smile restoration by building a team of dental implant experts, including fellow Texas A&M grad Dr. Jared Harvey, who work in state-of-the-art facilities to ensure your smile features ideal aesthetics and long-term success. This one-location solution eliminates your need to travel to different offices, meeting with multiple doctors. And due to the efficiencies of our unique digital workflow, your implant costs are lower than other advertised prices. Yet, the quality remains at the highest standards you'd demand for life-long, beautiful results.

What is LANAP Laster Treatment?

LANAP Laser Treatment is the only scientifically, research-proven methodology that results in true periodontal regeneration, which means new bone growth and gum tissue reattachment. This treatment is one of the most successful protocols in treating gum disease because it can target the source of the inflammation without hurting or removing any healthy gum tissue, slow or stop attachment loss, and allow the body to recover from the chronic infection without the need for scalpel or sutures.

What are the benefits of LANAP Laster Treatment?

Does LANAP Laster Treatment hurt?

Although the procedure can be virtually painless, the doctor may anesthetize the area for the patient’s comfort. In this way, he can precisely direct the laser for treatment. Post-procedure discomfort is typically minimal and of short duration.