Healthy Gums, Healthy You: Advanced Gum Disease Treatment

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Say goodbye to gum disease with our effective, personalized treatments. Regain your oral health and smile with confidence again.

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Three Steps to Reduced Gum Disease

From your first sit down with our periodontist you should expect the process to take one to three visits scheduled out as it follows:

Step 1
The Initial Consultation

Detailed examination including periodontal probing, X-rays, and possibly other complementary tests to provide an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan.

Deep Cleaning, Scaling & Root Planing

Whether you need care for gingivitis or periodontitis, these procedures are essential first steps. In your consultation, we’ll determine the best treatment plan tailored just for you.

Step 3
Regenerative Surgeries & Bone Grafts

Once the situation is under control, we will evaluate the best options to restore what’s been lost and maintain long-term health.

Our experienced specialists use the latest techniques and technology to ensure optimal results tailored to your unique needs.

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Got Questions? We Have Answers

Gum disease, which includes gingivitis and periodontitis, not only harms your gums and teeth but can also increase the risk of serious health issues. It may worsen conditions like diabetes and heart disease by causing chronic inflammation in the body. Treating gum disease is essential to protect both your oral and overall health.

Common signs I look for in patients with gum disease include inflammation and bleeding of the gums, persistent bad breath that doesn’t improve with brushing, gum recession exposing more of the tooth, increased sensitivity, and in advanced cases, teeth that become loose or shift position.

Scaling and root planing is a deep cleaning procedure used to treat periodontitis. It removes plaque and tartar from below the gumline and smooths the roots of the teeth to help eliminate bacteria and promote gum healing and reattachment.

 

The number of appointments depends on the severity of your gum disease. For mild cases like gingivitis, one or two cleanings might be enough to restore healthy gums. For more advanced periodontitis, you may need multiple deep cleaning sessions (scaling and root planing), usually scheduled over a few weeks to ensure thorough treatment and proper healing. Your dentist will create a personalized plan to fit your needs and make sure your gums get the best care possible.

Yes, gum disease can often be prevented with proper oral care. While each patient has unique needs, general recommendations include brushing twice daily, flossing regularly, and scheduling routine dental cleanings. Avoiding tobacco and managing health conditions like diabetes also play an important role. Your dentist will tailor a prevention plan specifically for you to keep your gums healthy and reduce the risk of gum disease.

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