General Dentistry

Gum Disease Treatment

Your smile’s foundation starts with healthy gums.

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Gum health experts you can trust

We’re committed to helping you achieve healthier gums and a brighter smile. Periodontal care is essential for treating and maintaining the health of your gums and the structures that support your teeth. Our Laguna Hills gum disease dentist helps you diagnose, prevent, and treat gum disease with compassionate, tailored care.

By addressing gum disease early and effectively, we restore your gum health and ensure the stability and longevity of your teeth. Let us partner with you to protect your smile and overall well-being, one step at a time.

Benefits of gum disease therapy

Prevents tooth loss

Improves oral health

Reduces risk of other health problems

Restores the appearance of your gums

Improves your overall dental health

Helps you avoid more costly and extensive dental treatments

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What to expect from your periodontal care

When it comes to your gum health, our priority is providing care that’s as unique as your smile. Periodontal care offers a range of treatments, from minimally invasive laser therapy to surgical options, all designed to restore and maintain the health of your gums.

Your Laguna Hills gum disease dentist will take the time to understand your specific needs and craft a personalized treatment plan that may include:

Scaling & Root Planing: A deep cleaning to remove plaque and tartar below the gumline

Gum Recession Therapy: Techniques to restore and protect receding gums

Bone/Tissue Regeneration: Encouraging the natural rebuilding of lost gum or bone tissue

Osseous Surgery: Addressing advanced gum disease to preserve your teeth.

And More: Tailored treatments for your unique oral health journey.

FAQs About Gum Disease Treatment

Gum disease (also known as periodontal disease) is the #1 cause of preventable tooth loss in adults. This dental problem occurs when bacterial biofilm builds up along the gum line, damaging your teeth and gums, and causing you to lose jaw bone.

Red, inflamed, bleeding, or swollen gums

Gum recession (teeth that look longer than normal)

Black triangles between your teeth

Loose or mobile teeth

Gum disease is associated with many systemic health issues, including diabetes, strokes, heart disease, and low birth weight in pregnant women. Gum disease can also lower your body’s ability to fight off other infections. It’s even been linked to respiratory infections.

Brush your teeth and floss every day

Replace your toothbrush every 3-4 months

Avoid smoking, vaping, and tobacco

Book a cleaning and exam at least twice a year (or as recommended by your dentist)

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Where comfort meets care.

Your comfort is our top priority. Immerse yourself in our relaxing atmosphere. When you visit us, you’ll get to enjoy:

Beautiful fish tank

Refreshing sparkling water

Aromatic coffee

Cozy blankets

Neck pillows

TV with Netflix

Soothing background music

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Keep your gums healthy and strong

Gum disease can sneak up on you, but our team is here to help. Our expert care can help you treat and prevent gum disease so you can enjoy a healthy smile for years!

Easy payments for your smile.

We make paying for your oral health easy with patient financing options. Our flexible plans let you spread the cost conveniently with monthly payments.

Have questions? Call us, and we’ll gladly help you.

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