Laser Crown Removal
A conservative way to remove certain ceramic restorations while minimizing unnecessary removal or damage to the natural tooth underneath. Suitability depends on the restoration material, thickness and bonding cement.

Fotona LightWalker II · Las Vegas & Summerlin
Advanced technology. Precise care. More ways to preserve what matters.
Dentistry · Healing · Airway · Facial aesthetics
At Form + Function Dental Aesthetics, the Fotona LightWalker II gives Dr. Kevin Tan more ways to provide conservative, minimally invasive treatment. From preserving natural tooth structure to supporting healing and refining facial aesthetics, the technology serves a simple goal: thoughtful care with the right level of intervention for you.
We select the technique around your needs. Laser treatment can reduce reliance on conventional instruments in certain procedures and help us target treatment more precisely, while keeping healthy tissue preservation at the center of the plan.
Technology with a purpose
Two complementary wavelengths expand what we can treat, and how conservatively we can approach it.
Er:YAG
2,940 nm
Nd:YAG
1,064 nm
Different tissue interactions. One adaptable platform for hard and soft tissue treatment.
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Er:YAG and Nd:YAG technology in one platform gives us different ways to interact with tissue, selected for the procedure.
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From selected tooth preparations to gum and other soft-tissue procedures, treatment can be tailored to the tissue involved.
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Additional treatment choices that can limit the extent of intervention when your clinical situation allows.
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Controlled delivery supports targeted treatment and helps minimize unnecessary removal of healthy tissue.
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Certain procedures may need less drilling or cutting with conventional instruments. The right tools still depend on your needs.
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Applications span dentistry, facial aesthetics, airway care, pain relief and healing within an individualized treatment plan.
Laser services
Explore the treatments we provide. Your evaluation determines which options are suitable and how they fit into your overall care.
Preserve more. Treat precisely.
Targeted laser energy gives us additional ways to care for teeth, gums and dental implants while protecting healthy tissue wherever possible.
A conservative way to remove certain ceramic restorations while minimizing unnecessary removal or damage to the natural tooth underneath. Suitability depends on the restoration material, thickness and bonding cement.
Minimally invasive laser-assisted treatment for gum inflammation and periodontal disease, including bacterial reduction and soft-tissue management as part of a personalized periodontal care plan.
Laser-assisted treatment for inflammation and infection around dental implants. The approach depends on the condition of the implant and surrounding tissue and may be combined with other care.
Precise reshaping of gum tissue to improve smile proportions, symmetry and cosmetic outcomes. An assessment of your gums, teeth and bone determines whether gum contouring is appropriate.
Minimally invasive soft-tissue treatment when clinically indicated. We evaluate function and symptoms before recommending treatment of a restrictive tongue or lip attachment.
Conservative hard-tissue treatment that can reduce reliance on traditional drilling in selected cases. The tooth, the extent of decay and the restoration plan determine which instruments are needed.
Laser use during certain surgical procedures, tissue management and postoperative healing. Your treatment plan defines where laser assistance is appropriate and whether specialist care is needed.
Support recovery.
Selected laser therapies can complement dental care by helping manage discomfort and supporting the body's healing response.
Laser therapy used to help reduce pain and inflammation and support healing after dental procedures. The treatment is tailored to the procedure and your clinical needs.
Laser therapy to help reduce discomfort and potentially shorten healing time. Cold sores and canker sores have different causes; we assess the lesion before choosing treatment.
A considered approach to better rest.
Snoring starts with an evaluation. Understanding your airway and sleep symptoms helps us decide whether laser snoring therapy fits your care plan.
Non-surgical laser treatment aimed at improving airway tissue tone and reducing snoring in appropriate patients. Results vary. Snoring can be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, which requires medical evaluation; NightLase is not a substitute for prescribed sleep apnea treatment.
Refine naturally.
Laser-based options for collagen remodeling, lip definition and skin quality, planned around your anatomy, skin and goals.
Non-invasive intraoral laser treatment focused on collagen remodeling and facial rejuvenation. Treatment is delivered inside the mouth, with improvements developing gradually and varying from person to person.
Non-invasive laser treatment designed to improve lip fullness, definition and collagen production without filler. Your natural lip anatomy and response to treatment influence the result.
Laser skin resurfacing to improve texture, tone, fine lines and overall skin quality. Treatment depth, skin suitability, recovery time and aftercare are discussed before treatment.
Your treatment, thoughtfully planned
Precision comes from the technology and the clinical judgment behind it. We explain your options, expected benefits and recovery before treatment begins.
No. Dr. Kevin Tan evaluates your diagnosis, tissue health, medical history and goals before recommending a laser procedure. Conventional treatment or specialist care may be more appropriate in some situations.
Possibly. Some laser procedures reduce the need for conventional instruments, but comfort measures, anesthesia and other tools may still be needed. We explain what your specific treatment involves before we begin.
They depend on the procedure and your individual response. Non-invasive aesthetic treatments and skin resurfacing have different recovery needs. We discuss the expected treatment course, alternatives, risks and aftercare during your consultation.
NightLase is aimed at reducing snoring in appropriate patients. Suspected sleep apnea requires medical evaluation. Continue any prescribed therapy unless your treating physician advises otherwise.

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Talk with Dr. Kevin Tan about laser dentistry, healing, snoring therapy or facial aesthetics at our Summerlin studio.