Description

FotoSan 630 Light – Starter Pack CMS Dental has developed a unique dental product, combining a strong red light and a photo sensitive chemical. This product called FotoSan 630 offers the dentist new treatment options for many conditions that until now have been very difficult to treat successfully

CMS Dental has developed a unique dental product, combining a strong red light and a photo sensitive chemical. This product called FotoSan® 630 offers the dentist new treatment options for many conditions that untill now have been very difficult to treat succesfully

In short the treatment has a specific antimicrobial (bacteria, vira, funghi) effect, totally without risks or side-effects. FotoSan® 630 treatment is therefore potentially the most potent and important adjunct to SRP in the treatment of periodontitis and periimplantitis.

LIGHT-ACTIVATED DISINFECTION (LAD)

Photodynamic therapy has been used in many fields of medicine for many years and is a valued method, widely used especially in oncology for the treatment of skin cancer. The use of LAD therapy has recently met with great interest due to its effectiveness, quick action and simple use. In addition, the increase in bacterial resistance to antibiotics necessitates the use of new, non-invasive solutions during the treatment process. The invention of the high-intensity diode used in the FotoSan 630 lamp facilitated the introduction of LAD therapy to dentistry, providing an effective tool for the treatment of inflammatory processes in the oral cavity. Many in vitro and in vivo studies in the field of endodontics, periodontology and implantology have confirmed the clinical effectiveness of LAD therapy in dentistry.

Benefits

No side effects.
Immediate effect.
No restrictions on the frequency of use – it can be repeated many times if necessary.
Does not cause bacterial resistance.
Effective against all bacteria, viruses and fungi.
“Pen Grip” for optimal control.
Doubled lamp control buttons.
Selection of programs in manual, semi-automatic and automatic modes.
5 types of exposure tips.