Treatment Options
Gum Disease Symptoms
Periodontal disease affects 75% of the population.
- Gums that bleed when you brush your teeth
- Gums are red, swollen or tender
- Gums have pulled away (receded) from teeth
- Pus between teeth and gums when gums are pressed
- Permanent teeth are loose or separating
- Change in the way your teeth fit when biting
- Any change in fit of partial dentures
- Persistent bad breath
If one or more of these warnings signs apply to you, call us.
Non Surgical Gum Therapy
Gum (periodontal) disease is a terrible problem affecting about 3 out of 4 adults, which destroys teeth and bone. Sticky plaque build up fosters its growth. We can now avoid most of the drastic gum disease procedures with non-surgical solutions if action is taken early enough.
Our team can help diagnose this disease and prevent any further complications with regular visits. When gum disease is present, there a number of solutions to alleviate and control it. The first thing to do is to defend against it with after meal brushing and daily flossing. Our periodontal therapists can take more specific defensive actions during your regular visits.
While the responsibility for returning for periodic preventive treatment lies with you, we can now make major strides with our periodontal therapies. Don’t let this aggressive disease go unchecked.
Children: Sealants/Fluoride
We want to achieve the best results for the children in our care. Your child will feel comfortable and right at home. We’ll make sure they finest dentistry available. But most of all, we strive to provide a level of care that encourages lifelong health.
If your child arrives without anxiety and leaves feeling respected, they are more likely to continue their dental care at home. We want to help your child keep their smile for a lifetime.
- Fluoride Treatment
- Protective Sealants
- Regular Hygiene (Cleaning) Visits
- Conservative, Tooth-Preserving “Invisible” Resin Fillings