Gum Disease Treatment

Periodontal diseases, sometimes referred to as gum diseases, are infections that damage the tissues that support and surround your teeth. Gum disorders can result in tooth loss and other issues with oral health if they are not addressed. Red, swollen gums, bleeding while brushing or flossing, chronic poor breath, and gum recession are typical symptoms of gum disorders.

Comprehensive Gum Disease Evaluation:

Your gum health will be thoroughly assessed by our skilled dentists. This involves gauging the size of your gum pockets, looking for indications of infection or inflammation, and assessing the general health of your gums and supporting tissues.

Non-Surgical Gum Disease Treatments:

Non-surgical therapies can frequently cure gum disease (gingivitis) in its early stages. We provide scaling and root planing, which smooths the tooth roots and removes bacteria, in addition to expert dental cleanings to get rid of plaque and tartar and encourage gum reattachment.

Surgical Gum Disease Treatments: We provide surgical treatment options for gum disease in more severe forms. These procedures, which seek to improve tissue regeneration, reduce pocket depths, and restore gum health, include flap surgery, bone grafting, and guided tissue regeneration.

Periodontal care: After your gum disease has been controlled, we will create a personalized care plan to guarantee your gums’ long-term health. You will receive individualized oral hygiene recommendations, routine periodontal cleanings, monitoring of gum pockets, and regular periodontal cleanings to help you maintain excellent dental health.

Home whitening gel usually needs to be applied daily for two to three weeks. Over-the-counter kits also are widely available for home use. They provide trays to hold the gel, or whitening strips that stick to your teeth.

Talk to your dentist if you want to use these home products. Be sure to follow directions to avoid overuse and possible damage to your teeth and mouth.