Advanced Gum Treatment

Our goal is to help you maintain the best possible dental health by offering thorough periodontal (gum) treatment. If gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is not addressed, it may result in major dental problems. Our skilled dental staff provides non-surgical and surgical periodontal treatments that are customized to your individual requirements.

Comprehending Periodontal Treatment

Gum disease diagnosis, prophylaxis, and treatment are all part of treatment for periodontal disease. An infection of the tissues holding your teeth in place is known as gum disease, and it is usually brought on by poor oral hygiene. It can result in tooth loss and other major health issues if left untreated. Our periodontal therapies aim to remove infection, repair healthy gum tissue, and shield against further problems.

Non-Surgical Treatment for Periodontitis

The first line of defense against gum disease is frequently non-surgical periodontal treatment. These less intrusive methods concentrate on managing the infection and encouraging recovery. We provide the following non-surgical periodontal treatments:

Scaling and root planing: This deep cleaning technique smoothes the surfaces of the roots to encourage healing and stop more infection while removing plaque and tartar from below the gum line.
Antibiotic Therapy: To eradicate the germs causing the infection, a doctor may prescribe systemic or local antibiotics.
Laser Periodontal Treatment: Using laser therapy, diseased tissue can be removed and good tissue can regrow more quickly. It facilitates quicker recovery, lessens discomfort, and is less intrusive.

Surgical Periodontal Treatment

In cases of gum disease that are more advanced, surgical periodontal therapy might be required. The goal of these treatments is to improve the condition of the supporting tissues and gums.

Lifting the gums: It is part of the flap surgery process, which gets rid of bacteria and tartar from deep pockets. After that, the gums are sutured back into position to enclose the teeth securely.
Bone Grafts: Gum disease-related bone loss can be replaced with bone grafting. The graft supports teeth and aids in the regeneration of new bone development.
Gum Grafts: Gum grafts are intended to stop more gum recession by covering exposed tooth roots.
Guided Tissue Regeneration: In this method, new bone and gum tissue are grown where they are needed by means of a barrier membrane.

Dental Care for Patients with Medical Conditions

We are aware that patients with underlying medical conditions need extra attention and care. Our team has expertise in treating periodontal disease in patients with weakened immune systems, diabetes, and heart disease. We work in tandem with your medical professionals to guarantee the efficacy and safety of your periodontal treatment.

How Much Does Periodontal Treatment Cost?

The severity of the gum disease, the kind of treatment needed, and the individual demands of the patient all affect how much periodontal therapy costs. Surgical procedures like flap surgery or bone grafting can cost more than non-surgical procedures like scaling and root planing. We will provide you with a thorough cost estimate and go over your alternatives for payment during your consultation.

How Long Does Periodontal Treatment Take?

The severity of the gum disease and the particular treatments required will determine how long periodontal treatment takes. While surgical treatments may necessitate numerous appointments spread out over several months, non-surgical procedures including scaling and root planing may usually be finished in one or two sessions. With your demands in mind, our experts will create a customized periodontal treatment plan to guarantee the finest results.

Creating a Treatment Plan for Periodontal Disease

Periodontal care is customized for each patient. Your periodontal treatment plan will be customized to meet your goals for oral health and your unique condition. A comprehensive diagnosis, a detailed treatment plan, and an examination will all be part of the strategy. You will also receive information from us on what to anticipate before, during, and after each surgery.

Periodontal Treatment Aftercare

The effectiveness of periodontal treatment depends on proper aftercare. The following are some rules to abide by:

Oral Hygiene: Use an antibiotic mouthwash to minimize microorganisms and practice good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing twice a day.
Eat a balanced diet: Stay away from foods that can cause gum irritation or lodge in areas that have received treatment.
Medication: To control pain and avoid infection, take any prescription drugs as instructed.
Follow-Up Visits: Show up for all planned follow-up appointments in order to track your healing progress and handle any issues.
Steer Clear of Tobacco: Tobacco use and smoking can impede the healing process and exacerbate gum disease.

Why Choose Us for Periodontal Treatment?

Our goal is to offer the best periodontal care possible in a friendly and cozy setting. To guarantee the best outcomes, our knowledgeable staff makes use of the newest tools and methods. We take the time to learn about your requirements and collaborate closely with you to create a personalized treatment plan.