At Rose Tree Dental Care, our mission is to redefine excellence in oral healthcare through cutting-edge technology, unwavering commitment to patient well-being, and a passion for innovation. We are dedicated to creating an environment where the convergence of advanced dental techniques and personalized patient care leads to superior outcomes.

Our primary focus is on leveraging high-tech advancements to deliver the highest standard of dental care. We continually invest in state-of-the-art equipment and stay at the forefront of dental technology trends. This commitment enables us to provide precise diagnostics, minimally invasive treatments, and the most comfortable patient experiences.

We prioritize our patients' comfort, safety, and satisfaction above all else. Our highly skilled team of professionals is not only proficient in the latest techniques but also deeply empathetic and attentive to your unique needs. We aim to build long-lasting relationships based on trust, respect, and open communication.

Innovation is at the core of our practice. We continually seek novel solutions to dental challenges, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in oral healthcare. Our dedication to research and development ensures that our patients benefit from the latest breakthroughs in dental science.

Ultimately, at Rose Tree Dental Care, our mission is to empower our patients with healthy, confident smiles that enhance their quality of life. We strive to be a beacon of excellence in high-tech dentistry, providing compassionate care that goes beyond expectations. Your oral health is our priority, and we are here to transform your dental experience into one that is truly exceptional.

FAQ

Why Dr. Walinski?

Rose Tree Dental Care is home to Dr. Chris Walinski, a world-renowned cosmetic dentist who balances his skill, professionalism and care to provide an unmatched dental experience. Dr. Walinski is committed to providing each patient an uncommon level of comfort in a state-of-the-art office environment. With his natural, gentle touch and minimally-invasive procedures, you and your mouth will be in good hands. For 30 years, he has helped patients show off their best smiles using the most advanced techniques to improve both the patient experience and their clinical outcomes. It has been over 20 years since Dr. Walinski developed a keen interest in the numerous benefits and healing power of lasers. Fast forward to today, and he is considered by many to be one of the top 3 dentists worldwide in laser innovation and expertise.

Dr. Walinski has the distinction of being one of the first dentists in the country to be fully trained and licensed to perform Laser Periodontal Therapy, an FDA cleared and patented laser gum therapy that greatly reduces the pain and recovery time associated with traditional gum surgery.

In addition, Dr. Walinski was:

One of the first experts in using the Waterlase all-tissue laser;
The first to write an instructional manual on all-tissue laser use, first published in 2003;
One of the founding members of the world's largest laser organization - the World Clinical Laser Institute (WCLI), and is now its Executive Director;
One of the first dentists to use the first ever digital dental laser in the U.S. marketplace for Laser Gum Surgery - LANAP;
The first dentist in the country to use the Elexxion Claros 50 Watt diode laser clinically;
The first dentist in the country to use the Biolase 940nm EZLase diode laser clinically, and;
The primary investigator for the recent FDA clearance for removing porcelain veneers without damage, using an erbium laser.

What is Laser Dentistry?

How can someone devote much of their professional life to an area of dentistry so few know about? Below are some of the benefits of using a laser instead of a drill:

Heat and vibration are the causes of most of the pain associated with the dental drill. Since lasers reduce heat and vibration, many dental procedures can be performed with less local anesthesia.
The laser's pinpoint accuracy is precise enough that we are able to leave behind as much healthy tooth structure as possible, allowing you to keep your own teeth longer (minimally-invasive).
Effectively performs numerous soft tissue (gum) procedures with little or no bleeding. The laser gives us a new high-tech tool for many procedures that previously required stitches. Now you can have them performed during your regularly scheduled appointment with no bleeding or discomfort.
Avoids many common problems of the high speed drill, including cracks in the teeth from the vibration and rapid turning of the drill burs which has been shown to weaken your teeth, creating future problems. Have you ever had a tooth break for "no reason?"
The laser sterilizes while it is working, leaving less chance for bacterial contamination. This is especially helpful in root canal therapy, as bacteria is the #1 cause of pain associated with a diseased nerve. In general, being able to reduce bacterial levels is beneficial in all medical and dental procedures.
A dental laser prepares your teeth in a way that maximizes the bonding of tooth colored fillings, allowing them to last longer, with far less post-operative sensitivity than traditional methods.

Laser Safety With such a precision, lasers provides pinpoint accuracy, reducing the chance of causing damage to healthy tissues. These instruments are as safe as anything used in dentistry. The only safety measure necessary during laser treatment is proper protective glasses, which we provide for your use.

Finally, what about cost? Performing a procedure with a laser adds nothing to the cost of having dental work done. The savings come in the form of saving time. Dental appointments tend to take less time because of the efficiency involved.

Dental Lasers can be used in the following situations:

Decay Removal
Detection of cavities not visible on x-rays
Cavity Preparation
Treating gum disease
Improving the success of root canal therapy
Reshape "gummy" smiles
Laser bleaching/whitening
General soft tissue procedures
Eliminating tongue ties, and improving tissue health and appearance
Soft tissue biopsies
General dentistry for tooth preparations

Laser Periodontal Surgery/Therapy

Has your dentist told you that you need gum surgery? Laser Periodontal Therapy (LPT) can have many advantages over traditional periodontal (gum) surgery. It was cleared by the FDA in 1991 and has been shown to be successful in scientific studies as an alternative to surgery for appropriate candidates. LPT is a patient-friendly, minimally-invasive procedure that’s a great improvement over standard gum surgery.

LPT is a unique breakthrough in periodontal treatments. If you have been told you need gum surgery, there's a laser alternative. If you're like 100 million other Americans, you could be one of the 50% of Americans who have periodontal disease, the major cause of tooth loss in adults. Periodontal disease starts off as plaque, an opaque film which eventually hardens, forming tartar or calculus.

Calculus deposits harbor bacteria which infect the gums. In early stages, this is called Gingivitis, characterized by red, swollen gums that may bleed when you brush your teeth. Some people experience bad breath and an unpleasant taste in their mouths as well. Unchecked, Gingivitis progresses to Periodontitis, a much more serious form of the disease where periodontal pockets are formed, separating teeth from the gums and supporting bone. Without treatment, infection becomes severe and the pockets deepen, which may result in tooth loss.

The way to repair the damage is to eliminate the infection and close up the pockets. Until recently, that meant traditional surgery and sutures. But today, LPT, a patient-friendly, minimally-invasive procedure that’s a great improvement over standard gum surgery may be the solution for you.

Dr. Chris Walinski
610-565-5077

Dr. Chris Walinski
610-565-5077

FAQ

Why Dr. Walinski?

What is Laser Dentistry?

Laser Periodontal Surgery/Therapy

Dr. Chris Walinski610-565-5077

FAQ

Why Dr. Walinski?

What is Laser Dentistry?

Laser Periodontal Surgery/Therapy

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Dr. Chris Walinski
610-565-5077