Wouldn’t it be nice if your body just naturally healed? No need for drugs or surgery or even doctors: healing would just happen. The body has healing mechanisms, and sometimes these can work miracles, but sometimes even a miracle needs a hand. That’s why we’re proud to be the first to offer laser therapy for TMJ patients from Summus Medical Platinum Laser. This laser stimulates your body’s natural healing mechanisms so that you can enjoy pain relief and faster healing.


How Laser Therapy Works
The Summus Medical Platinum Laser is a Type IV infrared laser. It emits light at the edge of the visible range and beyond to provide controlled heating and stimulation of your tissues. This laser therapy makes your body more efficient at using energy so that it can heal more quickly and resolve pain, especially when related to TMJ symptoms.
Effectiveness
Summus Medical Platinum Laser therapy is very effective at stimulating precise effects that stimulate healing. Most heat sources provide a broad, blunt distribution of heat. While this can sometimes provide the types of heat that are beneficial, it isn’t guaranteed that it will have much or any of the precise types needed to stimulate your body’s healing mechanisms.

Precision
As we mentioned above, most heat sources contain a broad distribution of heat sources and types. This can be bad for the body. While some heat can heal, heat can also burn. Even if you don’t feel or see a burn, the damage could be slowing your healing.
The precise wavelengths produced by the Summus Medical Platinum Laser help to maximize healing and minimize thermal damage. That way your body doesn’t get set back in its healing.
Penetration
Heat applied to the surface of your skin has limitations: it can only penetrate so far into the body. However, the Summus Medical Platinum Laser light can penetrate deeply into your body, extending the healing zone to several inches. This extends the benefit beyond the skin to include the jaw muscles and joint tissue. That way, it can really impact the root cause of TMJ diagnosis concerns, as well as related conditions like tinnitus and chronic headaches.