Lesson 1Choosing Settings and Levels: Steady vs Pulse Mode, Suggested Power Ranges for Cutting, Duty Cycle, Tip Starting and CheckingDis part go cover diode laser setting choice, comparing steady and pulse modes, setting safe power ranges, duty cycle effects, and practical ways for tip starting, checking, and test firing to get good cutting with small heat damage.
Continuous versus pulsed mode indicationsRecommended power ranges for excisionDuty cycle effects on tissue interactionFiber tip initiation and maintenanceCalibration, test firing, and safety checksLesson 2Compare to Knife Cutting: Blood Control, Surgery Time, After Pain, Healing Quality, and Tissue Sample EffectsDis part go compare diode laser cutting with knife surgery, talking about during surgery blood, surgery time, after pain, healing quality, and possible tissue sample changes dat may affect diagnosis and reporting.
Bleeding control and field visibilityOperative time and efficiencyPostoperative pain and analgesic needsHealing patterns and scar formationHistologic artifact and margin assessmentLesson 3Risks, Problems and How to Stop Dem: Slow Healing, Heat Dead Tissue, Scars, Nerve Damage and PreventionDis part go analyze risks and problems of diode soft tissue surgery, like slow healing, heat dead tissue, scars, nerve injury, and infection, and show preventive ways, early signs, and proof-based management plans.
Mechanisms of thermal tissue damageRecognizing delayed healing patternsPreventing and managing scarringAvoiding and managing nerve injuryInfection control and wound careLesson 4Handling Tissue Samples and When to Send for Tissue Check After Laser CuttingDis part go explain how to handle tissue samples after diode cutting, including handling to reduce heat changes, fixing methods, labeling, filling pathology forms, and reasons to always send samples for tissue check.
When to submit tissue for histologyMinimizing laser-induced artifactFixation, containers, and labelingCompleting pathology request formsCommunicating findings to patientsLesson 5Why Choose Diode Laser: Why Diode (810–980 nm) for Soft Tissue Cutting — Absorption by Blood Color and Skin Color, Blood Stopping BenefitsDis part go explain why diode lasers in 810–980 nm range dey good for many soft tissue works, stressing absorption by blood color and skin color, blood stopping, less blood, and practical choice among available diode machines.
Optical absorption in hemoglobin and melaninHemostatic advantages over scalpelClinical indications favoring diode useSelecting wavelength and fiber sizeLimitations compared with other lasersLesson 6Checking Patient: Medical History, Medicines (Blood Thinners, Light Sensitive), Spot Check and Different DiagnosisDis part go detail full before surgery check, including medical history, medicine review for blood thinners and light sensitive, spot description, different diagnosis, and records to justify diode laser use or send away.
Targeted medical and dental historyReviewing anticoagulants and photosensitizersExtraoral and intraoral lesion mappingFormulating a differential diagnosisCriteria for referral before surgeryLesson 7Before Surgery Prep and Consent Details for Laser Soft Tissue WorksDis part go focus on before surgery prep, including teaching patient, specific consent parts for laser use, before photos, cleaning, and checking laser safety and emergency readiness in di surgery room.
Explaining laser benefits and limitationsDocumenting laser-specific consent itemsPreoperative photography and chartingOral rinses and field antisepsisVerifying laser safety and eyewearLesson 8Uses and Case Choice: Good Mouth Spots for Diode Cutting and Spots No Good Dat Need Sample or Send AwayDis part go guide case choice for diode cutting, detailing good mouth spots for laser removal, warning signs dat need sample or send away, and records to support safe, strong treatment decisions.
Benign lesions suitable for diode excisionLesion features requiring urgent referralWhen incisional biopsy is preferredPhotographic and chart documentationCommunicating options and limitationsLesson 9Right After Surgery Care: Wound Care, Pain Relief, Topical Medicines, Follow-Up TimeDis part go explain organized after surgery care after diode laser surgery, including wound cleaning, pain relief plans, topical medicines, food advice, and proof-based follow-up times to support good healing and patient comfort.
Postoperative wound hygiene instructionsSystemic and local analgesia protocolsUse of topical gels, rinses, and dressingsDiet, activity, and oral habit restrictionsFollow-up visit timing and documentationLesson 10Numbing Planning: Local Numb Choices and Methods, Adrenaline Thoughts, Handling Patients on Blood ThinnersDis part go review numbing planning for diode soft tissue surgery, including choice of local numb, adrenaline use for blood stopping, injection methods, and risk check and change for patients taking blood thinners or anti-blood clot medicines.
Selecting local anesthetic agentsEpinephrine benefits and contraindicationsInfiltration and nerve block techniquesAssessing anticoagulant and antiplatelet riskCoordinating with physicians when neededLesson 11Step by Step Surgery Method: Marking Tissue, Cutting/Removal Method with Touch Fiber, Side Sweeping, Depth Control, Blood Stopping WaysDis part go show step by step diode cutting plan, covering spot marking, fiber direction, cutting and side sweeping methods, depth and edge control, blood stopping moves, and during surgery changes to keep safety and accuracy.
Preoperative marking and isolationFiber angulation and contact techniqueIncision patterns and sweeping motionDepth control and margin managementIntraoperative hemostatic strategies
