Our dentist, Dr. David Kell, and the team at Kell Dental Arts provide laser dentistry in Hudson, Wisconsin. This laser can be used to treat problems with the hard and soft tissues of your smile. Lasers have revolutionized dental care and we can tell you more when you call 715-386-9711 for your appointment.

Laser dentistry involves the use of lasers to complete dental treatments more comfortably, quickly and effectively. At our dental practice, we are dedicated to always providing you with the best possible dental care. Our dentist and team continuously update their education and our office to provide you with a more pleasant and efficient dental visit. We are proud to offer laser dental treatment to ensure that your dental experience is comfortable and positive.

Lasers can be used for a number of dental treatments. During your visit, our dentist may recommend laser dentistry to:

  • Treat periodontal disease by removing bacteria and infected tissue
  • Cure (harden) a dental filling
  • Remove the decayed or damaged portion of a tooth
  • Treat cold sores and canker sores
  • Speed up teeth whitening
  • Recontour the gumline


There are many benefits of laser dentistry. Many treatments completed with a dental laser are very comfortable and may not require the use of anesthetic. Dental lasers also shorten treatment time and healing time and decrease the risk of infection following treatment. In addition, lasers minimize bleeding both during and after treatment, and because they are very precise, we are able to treat the targeted area without affecting nearby healthy tissues. To learn more about the advantages of laser dentistry, we invite you to call or visit us today.

We also provide dental care, including emergency dentistry, same-day crowns and dentures, to those in New Richmond, Prescott, Cottage Grove, River Falls, Ellsworth, Somerset, Roberts, Twin Cities, Minneapolis and St. Cloud, Minesota, and also to patients in Bayport, Oakdale, Stillwater, Eau Claire, Lakeland, Rice Lake, Afton and Woodbury, Wisconsin.