Bleeding gums? Mobile teeth?

Gum disease - Some common gum problems are: gum recession, bone loss, deep pockets, persistent inflammation, bleeding gums, mobile tooth.

A full mouth, all quadrant X-ray and a complete clinical periodontal (gum) examination can give the exact condition of your gums.

Pregnant women should definitely have their gums examined for a healthy childbirth.

Teenagers and adolescents should have their gums examined due to changes in their hormones.

Scaling or professional teeth cleaning of teeth surfaces should be done once every 6 months, if needed. Following simple home-based recommended oral hygiene instructions can keep gums and teeth healthy for a lifetime.

Flap Surgery

Flap surgery can help with teeth that are compromised due to bone loss and weakened supporting structures. It can rejuvenate infected areas and promote healing for periodontal abscesses or infections that don't respond to other treatments. Tooth stability can be attained, and mobile teeth can be stabilized by a process called splinting, which involves fixing a fiber or wire strand to them.

Root Surface Debridement & Deep Cleaning

This involves deep cleaning the root surfaces of teeth, removing plaque, tartar, and infected tissue.

Laser Treatments - less or no bleeding surgeries

Electrocautery devices for less or no bleeding gum surgeries.

Bone Regeneration - In mild or severe cases, artificial bone grafts or regenerative materials, including PRP, can be placed to stimulate bone regrowth.