Without treatment gum disease poses a serious risk to your oral health. In addition to a myriad of uncomfortable symptoms, you can also increase your risk of adult tooth loss. Fortunately, we offer a number of treatment options, including an advanced option that uses dental lasers. Do you have questions about laser periodontal treatment?
When Do You Need Treatment?
Often, people overlook the early signs of gingivitis or gum disease. By ignoring the early symptoms, the disease can progress beyond the stage where it can be reversed and instead must be managed. When do you need treatment? How do you recognize the early warning signs? With a preventive approach to oral health, we can help safeguard your smile against periodontal disease.
Do You Have Gum Disease?
Millions of people experience varying stages of this disease. Without treatment, gum disease poses a risk to the health and stability of your smile. Do you have gum disease? How do you recognize the warning signs? By understanding the warning signs of the issue you can seek treatment before more uncomfortable warning signs develop.
Why Do We Need Diagnostic Imaging?
Why do we need diagnostic imaging? Before you can receive treatment for your oral health issues, you need an accurate diagnosis. Our team will need to look at your jaw and gums for signs of possible problems, including periodontal disease. To ensure an accurate diagnosis, the doctor will employ diagnostic imaging.
Do You Need A Pinhole Gum Graft?
Millions of people in the United States suffer from a serious oral health concern known as periodontal disease. Without treatment, this disease can lead to the onset of adult tooth loss and other uncomfortable complications. We can help address the issue with a unique treatment option. Do you need a pinhole gum graft?
Dental Cleanings Vs. Periodontal Deep Cleaning
Over time, our teeth accumulate plaque buildup, which can eventually harden into tartar if steps aren’t taken to remove it. Removal often involves a dental cleaning. However, some patients may require a more in depth preventive option. What’s the difference between a routine cleaning and a periodontal deep cleaning?
What Are Your Dental Sedation Options?
We want all of our patients to enjoy a comfortable experience when they receive treatment from us. To help ensure this, we often provide sedation dentistry as a way to calm nervous patients and address dental anxiety. What are your dental sedation options? Does everyone benefit from a calming solution?
What Are The Benefits Of Dental Implants?
Losing a tooth impacts both your appearance and the health of your smile. In order to once again enjoy a whole and healthy smile, you need to seek a replacement option. We often recommend dental implants to replace one or more missing teeth. What are the benefits of dental implants? How does this tooth replacement option differ from bridges or dentures?
How Can We Avoid Gum Disease?
Two things related to periodontal disease often surprise people: How many people will develop the disease and how easy prevention can be in many cases. How can we avoid gum disease, which can affect more than 65 million people in the United States? By recognizing the early warning signs and taking steps to avoid the onset of the disease, you can often successfully prevent gum disease.
Oral or Inhaled Sedation?
Prior to an oral surgery procedure, or if a patient receiving treatment suffers from dental anxiety, the doctor may recommend a sedative. Dental sedation helps patients enter a calm and relaxed state. We offer multiple options for calming a patient. Do you need oral or inhaled sedation?