The LANAP® protocol is a comprehensive approach to treating moderate to severe periodontal disease by delivering true regeneration of the attachment apparatus including new cementum, periodontal ligament, and bone on a previously disease root surface. 510(k) K151763
With more than 651 published positive patient outcomes in peer-reviewed journals and independent studies, it is histologically, scientifically, and clinically guaranteed to work with amazing results.
LANAP Treatment Protocol
B. Laser radiation vaporizes bacteria, diseased tissue, pathologic proteins, and alerts the practitioner to the presence of tartar
C. Ultrasonic scaler and special hand instruments are used to remove root surface accretions
D. Bone is modified at time of surgery
E. Laser is used to form a gel clot containing stem cells from bone and PDL
F. Reattachment of reté ridges to clean root surface, with a stable fibrin clot at the gingival crest to create a ‘closed system’
G. Occlusal trauma adjusted
H. New attachment is regenerated
WEBINAR
Tooth Survival Over Time – A Measurement of LANAP® Success
Presented by Lloyd Tilt, DDS, MS
One of the key criteria for determining the success of periodontal therapies is tooth survival over time – a critical factor when discussing treatment recommendations with patients. The second periodontist to adopt the LANAP® protocol, Dr. Tilt reviews the retrospective data of his treatment results published in General Dentistry. 1 CEU
