Laser-assisted treatment of vascular lesions in the oral cavity has become an effective and minimally invasive therapeutic option. These lesions, which include hemangiomas, vascular malformations, and varicosities, can cause functional, aesthetic, and bleeding complications. Traditional surgical approaches often involve significant risks such as hemorrhage, postoperative pain, and scarring. In contrast, laser technology offers precise targeting of vascular tissues through selective photothermolysis, allowing coagulation of blood vessels while preserving surrounding structures. Commonly used lasers include diode (445, 810, 940, 980 nm), Er:YAG, Er,Cr:YSGG, Nd:YAG, and CO₂ lasers, each chosen based on lesion depth, size, and location.  

Advantages of laser treatment include reduced intraoperative bleeding, shorter procedure time, minimal need for sutures, decreased postoperative discomfort, and faster healing. Additionally, many procedures can be performed under local anesthesia in outpatient settings. However, proper case selection, operator training, and knowledge of laser parameters are essential to avoid complications such as tissue necrosis or incomplete lesion removal. Overall, laser therapy represents a safe, predictable, and patient-friendly approach for managing oral vascular lesions.