Advanced CO2 Laser Training for Dentists | Hands-On CE

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Advanced CO₂ Laser Dentistry Training That Transforms Clinical Practice

The 9.3 micron CO₂ laser has significantly expanded what is possible in modern dentistry—from restorative procedures to soft tissue applications and beyond. Yet for many clinicians, the challenge is not access to the technology, but understanding how to use it effectively in everyday practice.



Elevated Laser Dentistry provides advanced, hands-on continuing education designed to help dentists integrate CO₂ laser technology into real-world clinical workflows with precision, confidence, and consistency.

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What Can the 9.3 Micron CO₂ Laser Do in Clinical Practice?

When properly understood and applied, the 9.3 micron CO₂ laser is a highly versatile tool that can be used across a wide range of dental procedures.

These applications may include:

  • Restorative procedures such as cavity preparation
  • Soft tissue procedures including gingivectomy and contouring
  • Frenectomies and other tethered tissue treatments
  • Crown lengthening and implant uncovering
  • Periodontal-related procedures
  • Airway-related applications in appropriate cases

Many clinicians find that, with advanced training, the laser becomes part of daily workflows rather than a limited-use device.

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Why Advanced Training Is Required for Clinical Integration

While many dentists receive initial exposure to laser dentistry through certification courses, translating that knowledge into consistent clinical use is a separate challenge.

Advanced training focuses on:

  • Understanding laser-tissue interaction at the 9.3 micron wavelength
  • Developing repeatable clinical workflows
  • Selecting appropriate cases and techniques
  • Integrating laser use into restorative and soft tissue procedures
  • Achieving consistent, predictable outcomes

This level of understanding is what allows the technology to be used effectively across a broad range of procedures.

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Improving Patient Experience Through Advanced Laser Dentistry

One of the most meaningful impacts of CO₂ laser dentistry is the ability to improve the patient experience.



With appropriate technique, clinicians may be able to:

  • Increase patient comfort during procedures
  • Reduce procedural anxiety
  • Minimize disruption to daily activities
  • Provide a more efficient and streamlined treatment experience

These benefits contribute to stronger patient relationships and improved overall satisfaction.

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Efficiency and Workflow Advantages in Daily Practice

Beyond patient experience, advanced laser workflows can improve how a practice operates.



Dentists who integrate these techniques often report:

  • Increased procedural efficiency
  • Reduced need for multiple appointments
  • Ability to complete treatment during the same visit when appropriate
  • Improved schedule flow and reduced downtime
  • Greater consistency in clinical outcomes

This creates a more predictable and manageable clinical environment.

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Expanding Clinical Capabilities With CO₂ Laser Technology

As clinicians become more proficient with the 9.3 micron CO₂ laser, many find they are able to expand the scope of care they provide.



This may include:

  • Performing additional soft tissue procedures in-house
  • Reducing referrals to specialists
  • Offering a broader range of treatment options
  • Enhancing both restorative and surgical capabilities

Over time, this can meaningfully impact both clinical growth and practice development.

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Integrating Laser Dentistry With Digital Workflows

The 9.3 micron CO₂ laser complements modern digital dentistry systems.



When integrated with technologies such as:

  • Digital scanning
  • CAD/CAM restorations
  • 3D printing
  • CBCT imaging

Clinicians can achieve:

  • Greater precision in treatment planning and execution
  • Cleaner and more accurate digital impressions
  • Improved efficiency across procedures
  • Faster, more predictable clinical outcomes

Understanding how these systems work together is a key component of advanced training.

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Learn the Jackson Analgesic Technique

Elevated Laser Dentistry provides exclusive instruction in the Jackson Analgesic Technique, developed by Dr. Jenny Jackson.


This method utilizes the 9.3 micron CO₂ laser to establish an analgesic effect during restorative procedures and represents an advanced approach to improving patient comfort and clinical workflow.


In clinical use, this technique has demonstrated:

  • Greater than 99% success in establishing an analgesic effect in-office
  • Minimal reliance on local anesthesia in many restorative cases
  • Consistent performance across a range of clinical scenarios

This technique is taught through hands-on training designed for real-world application.

She is one of a small number of clinicians in the country actively teaching advanced 9.3 micron CO₂ laser techniques at this level.

Hands-On Training Designed for Practicing Dentists

Elevated Laser Dentistry is structured as a hands-on, clinically focused educational experience.

Training includes:

  • Direct instruction from Dr. Jenny Jackson
  • Guided use of the 9.3 micron CO₂ laser
  • Real-time feedback and technique refinement
  • Practical workflows designed for daily implementation
  • Small-group learning environments

The goal is to ensure that participants leave with skills they can apply immediately in their own practice.

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Designed for Dentists Seeking Advanced Clinical Skills

This program is intended for dentists who are ready to move beyond foundational knowledge.



It is particularly relevant for:

  • Dentists with prior laser certification
  • Clinicians using or evaluating the 9.3 micron CO₂ laser
  • Pediatric and general dentists
  • Practices focused on improving patient experience and efficiency
  • Clinicians committed to long-term professional development
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Advancing the Standard of Care Through Education

The goal of Elevated Laser Dentistry is not simply to teach a technology, but to help clinicians elevate how they practice.



Through advanced education, mentorship, and hands-on experience, dentists can develop the skills needed to deliver more comfortable, efficient, and effective care.

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Explore Training Opportunities

Elevated Laser Dentistry offers a limited number of hands-on training sessions to ensure a high level of instruction.


To learn more about upcoming courses or to request additional information, we invite you to connect with us.

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FAQs

  • Q: What makes the 9.3 micron CO₂ laser different from other dental lasers?

    A: This wavelength has unique interactions with dental hard and soft tissue, allowing for precise application when used with proper technique.

  • Q: Is this training appropriate for dentists new to lasers?

    A: This program is designed for clinicians with foundational knowledge who are seeking advanced training.

  • Q: Can this technology be used across multiple procedures?

    A: Yes. With appropriate training, it can be applied across restorative, soft tissue, and other clinical areas.

  • Q: Is hands-on training included?

    A: Yes. Elevated Laser Dentistry is built around hands-on instruction and real-world application.