What type of ulcer can be treated effectively with laser therapy?

Aphthous ulcers, commonly known as canker sores, can indeed be treated effectively with laser therapy. This approach leverages the specific wavelength of light emitted by lasers to target the affected tissue. The laser can help reduce inflammation, accelerate the healing process, and alleviate pain. The precision of laser treatment allows for minimal damage to the surrounding healthy tissue, leading to faster recovery and a reduction in the duration of discomfort associated with these ulcers.

In contrast, while diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, and venous ulcers may also benefit from various treatments, the application of laser therapy is most notably advantageous for aphthous ulcers due to its effectiveness in managing pain and promoting healing in the mucosal tissues where these ulcers are typically found.