Cold Sore Treatment
Cold sores can be uncomfortable and disruptive, but there’s a faster way to find relief. Our advanced laser cold sore treatment provides quick, effective solutions to minimize pain and speed up healing.
Cold Sore Laser Treatment in Henderson, Nevada
While cold sores typically heal on their own within a few days to weeks, laser treatment can significantly reduce recovery time and discomfort. Over-the-counter creams may offer some relief, but early intervention with laser therapy can prevent cold sores from fully developing. Dr. Goh uses cutting-edge technology to treat and sometimes even stop cold sores before they appear, so you can get back to your routine without any nagging irritation.
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What is a cold sore?
A cold sore is a small blister that typically forms around the lips, caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV-1). It can be triggered by stress, illness, or sun exposure, and is contagious from the time it first appears until it heals.
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How does cold sore treatment work?
Our cold sore treatment involves using a specialized dental laser to target the affected area. The laser works by minimizing viral activity, reducing pain, and accelerating the healing process. This technique can also decrease the frequency and severity of future outbreaks.
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How long does a cold sore last with treatment?
Without treatment, a cold sore may take up to two weeks to heal. However, laser cold sore treatment can dramatically reduce healing time, often making the sore disappear within a few days. Early treatment is key to achieving the best results.
Schedule Your Cold Sore Treatment Today
Receive early intervention with laser therapy to prevent cold sores from fully developing, allowing you to avoid the discomfort and prolonged healing time that often comes with these outbreaks. This quick and effective treatment targets the virus at its source, helping you get back to your routine without any nagging irritation or disruption. With laser therapy, you can stop cold sores in their tracks before they become a bigger problem.