Two Days of Lasotronix Training – Knowledge, Hands-On Practice and Exchange of Experience in Dentistry
We have completed another intensive cycle of Lasotronix training for dentists and dental hygienists. Over the course of two days, we met with successive groups of participants, combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience of the possibilities offered by laser technology in dentistry.
A total of four groups of participants took part in the training. Two sessions, led by Dr. Damian Korczyński and Dr. Michał Lubaś and certified dental hygienist Katarzyna Wójtowicz, were held simultaneously, giving each participant the opportunity to actively engage in the sessions, ask questions and discuss practical aspects of laser technology directly with the trainers.
Knowledge That Can Be Put into Practice
One of the key elements of the training was the theoretical part, focusing on laser technology and its applications in dentistry.
The discussions covered the potential use of laser therapy in everyday dental practice, as well as practical aspects of working with laser devices. Participants had the opportunity to consolidate and expand their knowledge, while also discussing topics and challenges that arise in their daily work with patients.
Questions and discussions were an important part of the sessions. Direct interaction with the trainers allowed participants to address specific topics and relate the issues discussed to their professional practice.
From Theory to Practice
Hands-on experience with the technology is an important part of Lasotronix training. Theoretical knowledge is only the starting point — working directly with the device allows participants to better understand its capabilities and practical applications.
That is why the training sessions also included a practical component. Participants had the opportunity to explore Lasotronix solutions firsthand, observe how the technology is used and discuss its application in specific clinical situations.
The practical part of the training was also a valuable opportunity to ask questions and exchange experiences.
Two Days, Four Groups and Many Shared Discussions
Training is not only about presenting technology. It is also an opportunity to bring together professionals who work in dental practices every day and face similar challenges.
Discussions, questions and the exchange of experiences between participants and trainers were an important part of both days. The direct format of the sessions also made it possible to address practical aspects of laser therapy that are difficult to fully cover in training materials alone.
A Shared Space for Learning and Exchange of Experience
Two days of training, four groups of participants and many hours of hands-on work highlighted the value of direct interaction with dental professionals.
We would like to thank all participants for their presence, active involvement and commitment throughout the training. We would also like to thank the trainers for sharing their knowledge and experience and for creating an open space for discussion.
We are pleased to organise meetings that bring together knowledge, practical experience and direct exchange of insights.
We hope that the knowledge gained during the training will be another step towards the informed and practical use of laser technology in dentistry.
