Painless Plasma Jets could replace the dental drill


Painless dentistry in Smithtown Long Island
 
Plasmas are known as the fourth state of matter after solids, liquids and gasses. They have an increasing number of possible medical and dental applications.
 
German scientists have showed that cold (40 C) plasma has bacteria killing decay cause bacteria while preserving the healthy tooth structure.
 
The live tissue inside the nerve is adversely affected by heat. Cold Plasma Jets,  capable of obliterating tooth decay causing bacteria,  could be an effective and less painful alternative to the dental drill.
 
Reaserch into dental applications of cold plasma jets are under way in 2 German universities and in other parts of the world. Experts estimate that clinincal treatment for dental cavities can be expected in 3-5 years.
 

You can count on Dr. Shvartsam to closely follow the advance cold cold plasma jet technology for dental applications and will have this thechnology available to his patients as son as it has proven to be safe and effective.