Specialist In Periodontics With Services In Implants
 
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Periodontal Disease

 

Periodontal treatment is necessary when various conditions affect the health of your gums and the regions of your jawbone which hold your teeth in place. Retaining your teeth is directly dependent on proper periodontal care and maintenance. Healthy gums enhance the appearance of your teeth, like a frame around a beautiful painting. When your gums become unhealthy, they can either recede or become swollen and red. In later stages, the supporting bone is destroyed and your teeth will shift, loosen, or fall out. These changes not only affect your ability to chew and speak; they also spoil your smile.

   
     
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Description

The Periodontist's Examination

Plaque: The Main Cause Of Gum Disease

Other Contributing Factors

Diagnosis

Gingivitis

Periodontitis

Advanced Periodontitis

 

Treatment of Periodontal Disease

Non-surgical Options

Scaling and Root Planing

Antibiotics

Bite (Occlusal) Adjustment and Bite (Night) Guards

Surgical Options

Overview

Gingivectomy

Flap (Pocket depth reduction) Surgery

Regenerative Periodontal Surgery

Post-Surgical Instructions