Pocket Laser is a state-of-the-art diode laser. By virtue of its technical and structural features not only is this laser perfect to be used by beginners but also by the expert dentist.

POCKET LASER: with just one instrument you can:
DESENSITIZE
CUT
EXCISE
DISINFECT
COAGULATE
VAPORIZE
BIOSTIMULATE BLEACH

Features

• 1
  Limited dimensions and extreme power
  Owing to its 6 watt power, Pocket Laser is one of the most powerful devices among small sized lasers. Due to its light weight and small dimension, this laser is particularly easy to carry. The wireless pedal, which is outfitted with a long-life battery, enables hands free usage reducing inconvenient floor cables. Pocket Laser is suitable in every clinical application as it is furnished with optical fibers available in 0,4 mm, 0,3 mm and 0,2 mm diameter.
• 2
  Touch Screen and maximum hygiene control
  By virtue of his versatility, Pocket Laser allows the use of a variety of single-use tips of different in shape and dimensions.
  Pocket laser is equipped with a high precision touch screen, which can be covered with a protective sterile single-use adhesive film which guarantees maximum hygiene control.
  The contact handpiece is outfitted with a Luer Lock universal attachment which can be autoclaved in order to guarantee maximum versatility and safety
• 3
  Wider use thanks to variety of programs and accessories
  Pocket Laser is the ideal device for those who are new to the field of the diode laser: a large number of accessories, implementations and pre-set clinical programs are available. The usage of this laser is equally advisable for the expert dentist who can easily personalize the pre-existing programs. Furthermore, Pocket laser can also be used for bio stimulation and Low Level Laser Therapy.

Pocket Laser advantages and benefits

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  Safety and visual field improvement
  Owing to the high hemostasis control achievable, Pocket Laser enables a remarkable increase in the visibility of the operative field ensuring more safety. Pocket Laser can be used on those who have a pace-maker or an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD)** and the clinical performance of the diode laser is well proven by a great number of clinical trials
• 2
  Proved clinical effectiveness
  Near Infrared lasers (NIR) have been successfully and safely used in different branches of medicine for almost twenty years. The minimal invasiveness of the laser, which causes minimum pain and swelling, makes the laser favourable in comparison with the traditional procedures since it guarantee more patient compliance.
• 3
  Less blade usage and fast scar-less healing
  Almost every operation in oral surgery can be performed with diode laser assuring more comfort and safety. By reducing the blade usage it is possible to avoid giving suture to control the hemostasis. Promoted healing process and biostimulation makes it possible to obtain better wound healing of the soft tissues with minimum or absent scar even in case of secondary intention healing.
• 4
  Less usage of local anaesthetic
  The delicate and accurate action of Pocket Laser allow the decrease and, at times, the absence of local anaesthetic. The hemostatic properties, which characterize diode laser, permit less use of vasoconstrictors and in some cases its use is not even necessary. Furthermore, several trials prove the antibacterial properties associated with diode laser, which not only are particularly useful in oral surgery but also during the periodontal, peri-implant and endodontic therapy.

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• A systematic review of low level laser therapy with location-specific doses for pain from chronic joint disorders . Jan M Bjordal  1,  *,  jmb@hib.no,  Christian Couppé  2,  Roberta T Chow  3,  Jan Tunér  4,  Elisabeth Anne Ljunggren  1 Australian Journal of Physiotherapy 2003 Vol. 49