Natalia Elson DDS PC

11/21/2025

Successful completion of the first annual laser elective! So proud of this wonderful group🥼🦷

11/03/2025

Market Growth Outlook

The global market for dental lasers was estimated around US $331.7 million in 2022 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 7.6% from 2023 to 2030 — reaching roughly US $589.1 million by 2030.
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Another forecast: from ~US $371.5 million in 2025 to US $637.4 million by 2032, at a CAGR of ~8.0%.
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A somewhat longer-term view: from ~US $415.4 million in 2025 to ~US $809.9 million by 2034 (CAGR ~7.7%).
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Region-specific: In North America, one estimate puts the market at ~US $1.39 billion in 2024, growing to ~US $2.40 billion by 2032 (CAGR ~7.0%).
Data Bridge Market Research

🔍 What this means for laser dentistry now & going forward

The consistent ~7-8% CAGR suggests steady growth rather than explosive surge — meaning laser dentistry is becoming more mainstream, not just niche.

Growth is driven by several factors including:

increased patient demand for minimally invasive / more comfortable treatments (one of your interests).
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expanding applications of lasers in dentistry (soft tissue, hard tissue, photobiomodulation, etc).
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rising awareness among both dentists/practices and patients of the benefits of laser technologies.
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global factors: aging populations, greater disposable income in emerging markets, growth of aesthetic & cosmetic dentistry.
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11/03/2025

✨ **Evidence-Based Laser Dentistry: Advancing Modern Care** ✨

Modern dentistry is rapidly evolving—and *laser technology* stands at the forefront of this transformation. Evidence-based research has proven that dental lasers provide precise, comfortable, and minimally invasive treatment options for patients of all ages.

🔬 **What does “evidence-based” mean?**
It means every laser procedure is supported by scientific studies demonstrating measurable benefits—such as reduced bleeding, faster healing, and improved comfort compared to conventional techniques. Lasers are now widely used in periodontal therapy, cavity preparation, endodontics, oral surgery, soft tissue management, and even in photobiomodulation (light therapy) to reduce pain and inflammation.

💡 **Why it matters for you:**
Laser dentistry helps your dentist treat with *accuracy, comfort, and predictability*, often without anesthesia or sutures. It’s a new era of dental care—safer, faster, and supported by science.

At **Natalia Elson DDS PC**, we believe in combining advanced technology with compassionate, evidence-based care to achieve the healthiest, most comfortable smiles.

Call now to connect with business.

10/11/2025

✨ Light Can Heal! Discover the Benefits of Photobiomodulation and Photodynamic Therapy ✨

Did you know that light can be used to heal, not just to see?
At Natalia Elson DDS PC, we’re proud to offer Photobiomodulation (PBM) and Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) — advanced, laser-based treatments that reduce inflammation, fight infection, and speed healing without antibiotics!

🌸 Benefits include:
✅ Reduces gum inflammation and promotes faster tissue repair
✅ Helps manage xerostomia (dry mouth)
✅ Relieves muscle tension and jaw pain (TMJ)
✅ Avoids side effects and antibiotic resistance

Light therapy is gentle, effective, and completely non-invasive — a perfect option for patients seeking natural healing and long-term oral health.

✨ Experience the future of dentistry — where healing begins with light!
📍 Natalia Elson DDS PC | Islip, NY
📞 Call us: (631) 581-0216

09/07/2025

Dental Educators at ALD Conference in Washington DC!

08/30/2025

My grandson!

06/17/2025

Dental Insurance: Stuck in the Past, Failing Today’s Needs

Did you know that most dental insurance plans haven’t significantly changed since the 1960s? Back then, annual coverage limits were around $1,000–$1,500 — and shockingly, many still are today. Meanwhile, the cost of running a modern dental office has dramatically increased.

Today’s dentistry uses advanced diagnostics, digital imaging, laser-assisted treatments, and biocompatible materials — all designed to improve care and comfort. But most of these aren’t covered by outdated insurance models, leaving both patients and providers at a disadvantage.

This broken system prevents patients from receiving the high-quality, technology-supported treatment they deserve and puts the future of our profession at risk.

This issue must become a top priority for dental societies at every level — local, state, and national. We must advocate for reform that reflects the true cost of modern care and protects the integrity of our profession.

It’s time to speak up. Patients deserve more. Dentists deserve better.

06/17/2025

06/16/2025

06/11/2025

"A Gentle Light"

Anna was always terrified of the dental chair. The sound of the drill, the sharp instruments, the sting of anesthesia—it all brought back childhood memories she’d rather forget. So when her dentist suggested treating her gum inflammation with a laser, she hesitated.

“It’s not like the old tools,” Dr. Elson said gently. “No needles, no noise. Just a soft beam of light that helps your tissue heal faster and more comfortably.”

With curiosity outweighing fear, Anna agreed.

To her surprise, the experience was… peaceful. There was no vibration, no pain, and no numb feeling afterward. The procedure was over in minutes. Within days, her gums looked healthier, and the discomfort she’d lived with for months was gone.

As she left the clinic, Anna smiled—not just because of the results, but because for the first time in years, she wasn’t afraid of dentistry.

Laser technology, she realized, wasn’t just a tool—it was a new way forward. It meant less pain, faster healing, fewer medications, and most importantly, hope for people like her.

06/07/2025