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Laser technology has become one of the most exciting advances in dentistry, and in prosthodontics it has transformed the way clinicians approach both routine and complex procedures. By offering precision, control, and minimally invasive techniques, lasers have enhanced the accuracy and esthetics of prosthetic treatments while improving patient comfort and recovery. They are now widely used for soft tissue procedures such as gingivectomy, crown lengthening, and peri-implant tissue contouring, where reduced bleeding, faster healing, and excellent esthetic outcomes make a significant difference. In implant dentistry, lasers assist in uncovering implants, managing peri-implantitis, and even supporting osseointegration through biostimulatory effects, ensuring long-term success of restorations. Their role in prosthodontic surgery-from frenectomies to biopsies and management of denture-related lesions-further highlights their versatility, while laboratory applications such as laser welding have improved the precision and durability of prosthetic frameworks. For patients, the benefits are clear: less discomfort, shorter procedures, minimal anesthesia, and quicker return to normal function.