Periodontics
Healthier gums, stronger support, and confident smiles—specialized care for gum disease, recession, and regenerative needs.
Conditions We Treat
Targeted therapy to stop disease and rebuild support.
Gingivitis & Periodontitis
Inflammation and bone loss around teeth managed with staged therapy.
Gum Recession
Sensitivity and exposed roots treated with soft-tissue grafting options.
“Gummy” Smile / Short Teeth
Functional or esthetic crown lengthening to balance tooth display.
Peri-implant Concerns
Inflammation or bone loss around implants, managed collaboratively.
Treatments & Regeneration
Therapy plans tailored to your diagnosis and goals.
Scaling & Root Planing
Deep cleaning to reduce bacteria and inflammation.
Periodontal Maintenance
Personalized intervals to keep gums healthy long-term.
Soft-Tissue Grafting
Connective-tissue or alternative grafts to cover roots and thicken tissue.
Crown Lengthening
Access for restorations or to refine gummy smile display.
Guided Bone Regeneration
Regenerative techniques to rebuild support where feasible.
Local Antimicrobials
Adjunct medications placed in deep sites when indicated.
What to Expect
Collaborative care that fits your overall dental plan.
1) Diagnosis & Charting
Comprehensive pocket charting, imaging, and risk review.
2) Personalized Plan
We prioritize non-surgical care and add procedures as needed.
3) Treatment
Comfort-first therapy with clear home-care guidance.
4) Maintenance
Ongoing intervals and communication with your dentist.
For Dentists: Clear staging, restorative-driven outcomes, and co-planning around implants and esthetics.
Refer a PatientPeriodontics FAQs
Can gum disease be reversed?
Gingivitis is reversible; periodontitis is managed with therapy and maintenance to stabilize health.
Do gum grafts hurt?
We use gentle techniques and comfort options; most patients are back to routine within a few days.
How often are maintenance visits?
Typically every 3–4 months initially, then customized to your response and home care.
Will I need surgery?
Many cases improve with non-surgical therapy; we recommend procedures only when they add value.