The American Laser Study Club (ALSC) is thrilled to announce the lineup of 36 esteemed speakers for the 2024 Breathe and Thrive Symposium, taking place from February 2-4, 2024, in
Congratulations to Kristen Berning, DDS, MAGD, for achieving Fellow status at the American Laser Study Club (ALSC). The ALSC Fellow status indicates the achievement of basic knowledge in the foundations
Congratulations to Reza Ardalan, DMD, for achieving Fellow status at the American Laser Study Club (ALSC). The ALSC Fellow status indicates the achievement of basic knowledge in the foundations of
This video is a celebration of C. Kumar N. Patel, PhD, MSc, and his invention of the carbon dioxide (CO2) laser. The American Laser Study Club (ALSC) is congratulating Dr.
Register to learn about veterinary laser surgery from leaders and pioneers at the American Laser Study Club (ALSC)’ 5th Annual Symposium!! The 2022 Veterinary Laser Surgery Symposium will take place in
The presentations from the 2021 American Laser Study Club (ALSC) Virtual Symposium are now available for purchase on the ALSC website.
We are pleased to announce that the 2019 Veterinary Special Issue of the Journal of the American Laser Study Club is now available for no charge, as a download for members (or
Matthew Rowe, DDS, MSD, gives a hands-on demonstration and introduction to CO2 laser tongue-tie release on a pig jaw during a recent American Laser Study Club (ALSC) continuing education course.
Dr. Carreira and colleagues have conducted three animal studies, evaluating patients’ pain perception during and after CO2 laser surgery and healing, in comparison with conventional scalpel surgery.
We are excited to announce the second issue of the “Journal of the American Laser Study Club” was launched at the American Laser Study Club’s 2nd Annual Symposium on March
Richard Baxter, DMD, MS, is now offering Advanced Live Patient Courses to help train dentists and other medical professionals in the treatment, diagnosis, and everything related to tongue- and lip-ties.
It is widely accepted that when choosing a service for division of tethered oral tissues the number one consideration is the experience of the provider. I agree. However, do babies not deserve an experienced provider AND the optimal tool?