Controls bleeding gums and bad breath
Controls bleeding gums and bad breath
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Specialized gum care to protect your smile and bone support
Periodontics focuses on the health of your gums and the supporting bone around your teeth. At Dental Castle, our periodontists diagnose, prevent, and treat gum disease to help you keep your natural teeth for life.
Controls bleeding gums and bad breath
Reduces tooth mobility and risk of tooth loss
Improves overall oral and systemic health
Protects the bone that supports your teeth
Used for early-stage gingivitis, involving the removal of plaque and tartar from above the gum line.
A meticulous deep-cleaning procedure where plaque and tartar are scraped away from below the gum line (scaling), and rough root surfaces are smoothed out (planing) to prevent future bacterial adhesion.
The gums are folded back to allow the periodontist to clean deep-seated bacteria and smooth damaged bone. The gums are then sutured tightly into place to fit snugly around the tooth.
Used to treat gum recession by taking tissue from the roof of the mouth or another donor source to cover exposed tooth roots.
Performed when the bone supporting the tooth has been destroyed. Fragments of your own bone, synthetic bone, or donated bone are used to replace the missing structure and encourage natural bone regrowth.
Placed in conjunction with a bone graft, this procedure uses a specialized biocompatible membrane inserted between the bone and gum to prevent gum tissue from growing into the bone space, allowing bone and ligament to properly regenerate.
Excess gum and bone tissue are reshaped to expose more of the natural tooth, which is helpful for both cosmetic purposes and to prepare a tooth for a crown.
Used for early-stage gingivitis, involving the removal of plaque and tartar from above the gum line.
A meticulous deep-cleaning procedure where plaque and tartar are scraped away from below the gum line (scaling), and rough root surfaces are smoothed out (planing) to prevent future bacterial adhesion.
The gums are folded back to allow the periodontist to clean deep-seated bacteria and smooth damaged bone. The gums are then sutured tightly into place to fit snugly around the tooth.
Used to treat gum recession by taking tissue from the roof of the mouth or another donor source to cover exposed tooth roots.
Performed when the bone supporting the tooth has been destroyed. Fragments of your own bone, synthetic bone, or donated bone are used to replace the missing structure and encourage natural bone regrowth.
Placed in conjunction with a bone graft, this procedure uses a specialized biocompatible membrane inserted between the bone and gum to prevent gum tissue from growing into the bone space, allowing bone and ligament to properly regenerate.
Excess gum and bone tissue are reshaped to expose more of the natural tooth, which is helpful for both cosmetic purposes and to prepare a tooth for a crown.
Book a periodontal evaluation at Dental Castle to check for gum disease and protect your smile. *Prices may vary based on treatment complexity

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