Photobiomodulation (PBM) Laser Therapy in Napoleon, OH
The same gentle laser that treats gum disease can also help you heal faster and feel better — after almost any procedure.
Healing, Sped Up
Photobiomodulation (PBM) is the healing side of our BioCoNDense® laser protocol. Instead of removing tissue, PBM uses low-level laser energy to stimulate cells and encourage your body's own healing response — reducing pain, swelling, and recovery time after a procedure has already been done.
At Ekko Dental Studio, we often add a few minutes of PBM onto other treatments — after an extraction, alongside periodontal therapy, or following laser lesion treatment — as a simple, comfortable way to help you feel like yourself again, faster.

When PBM Helps
PBM is commonly added after:
Tooth extractions, to ease swelling and speed soft-tissue healing
Laser-assisted periodontal therapy (LAPT), to support gum healing
Laser treatment of canker sores, cold sores, or other soft-tissue lesions
Procedures where post-treatment discomfort is a concern
Any visit where you'd simply like a more comfortable recovery
How PBM Works
A Small Addition, a Real Difference
We look for every reasonable way to make recovery easier — PBM is one of our favorites because it asks so little of you and gives back so much comfort.
Added painlessly onto treatments you're already having done
Supports your body's own healing response, rather than masking discomfort
Dr. Keiser and our hygiene team trained and current on the protocol

Photobiomodulation FAQs
What is photobiomodulation?
It's a laser therapy that uses low-level light energy to stimulate healing at the cellular level — reducing pain, swelling, and recovery time. At Ekko, it's part of our BioCoNDense laser protocol.
Does PBM hurt?
Not at all — there's no heat or cutting involved. Most patients feel nothing more than the light itself.
Can PBM be added to any procedure?
Many procedures can benefit from it, especially those involving soft-tissue healing — extractions, periodontal therapy, and lesion treatment are common pairings. Ask your provider whether it's a good fit for your treatment.
How much does PBM cost?
Because it's typically added onto another treatment, cost depends on what it's paired with. We'll let you know at your visit.
Is PBM covered by insurance?
Coverage varies and is generally tied to the primary procedure it's paired with. We'll help you understand your benefits before treatment.
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Ask About a More Comfortable Recovery
At your next visit, ask whether photobiomodulation is a good fit for your treatment.
