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Feel that tingle? The sooner we treat a cold sore, the better it works — and same-day appointments are often available. Don’t wait for the blister.
What Is Cold Sore Laser Treatment?
Cold sore laser treatment uses a gentle, low-level dental laser to target the spot where a cold sore (also called a fever blister) is forming. The light energy is directed at the affected area for a few minutes — no needles and no medication required. It works best when done early, ideally at the very first sign of tingling, itching, or burning, before the blister fully appears.
Cold sores are caused by a common virus and often flare up at the worst possible times:
If you get recurring cold sores, a quick laser appointment may help make outbreaks shorter and more comfortable. Conveniently located in Grimsby, Ontario.

If you deal with cold sores, you know how uncomfortable and frustrating they can be. Here is why many patients choose laser treatment:
If you feel a cold sore starting, call us as soon as you can at (289) 235-8188 — earlier treatment tends to work better. Here is what a typical visit looks like:
Appointments are short, and same-day visits may be available when a cold sore is just starting.

Cold sores (also called fever blisters) are small blisters that usually appear on or around the lips. They are caused by a common virus that stays in the body and can flare up from time to time, often triggered by stress, illness, sun exposure, or cold weather.
A low-level dental laser directs light energy at the spot where the cold sore is forming. The treatment takes only a few minutes, and many patients report relief from tingling and discomfort. When done early, it may also reduce healing time.
As early as possible — ideally at the very first tingling, itching, or burning feeling, before the blister appears. Laser treatment can still be used after a cold sore has formed, but it tends to be most helpful in the early stage. Call us at (289) 235-8188 and let us know a cold sore is starting; we will do our best to see you quickly.
No — the treatment is pain-free. The laser never touches your skin, and most patients feel little more than gentle warmth during the short treatment. Everyone is different, so our team will check in with you throughout your visit to make sure you are comfortable.
The laser portion usually takes just a few minutes, and the whole visit is typically short. Many patients fit it into a lunch break.
No treatment can permanently cure cold sores, because the virus that causes them stays in the body. Laser treatment is aimed at making individual outbreaks more comfortable and may help them heal faster. Results vary from person to person.