Since Planck tested the technology for the first time in 1900, the use of lasers in the medical field has been around for more than a century. Since then, there has been no turning back, as these developments have been used in many areas of health. The present study aimed to survey dentists' knowledge and practice regarding lasers in Riyadh city. The current study used a closed-ended questionnaire and is cross-sectional. Since the dental professionals of Riyadh city are the study's objective, any dentists who could be interested in participating were asked to fill out the questionnaire. When the replies were compared by designation, it was found that 55% of advisors thought that not employing anesthesia was one of the key justifications for utilizing lasers (P-value = 0.007), 47% of general practitioners were dissatisfied given their degree of expertise (P-value = 0.023), and laser use rose with designations (P-value = 0.008). There were no noteworthy comparisons found in the remaining questions. Dental professionals' general understanding of laser usage was found to be lacking.
