Healthy gums are the foundation of everything we do. Our periodontal specialists manage gum disease, perform grafts, and support implant stability with surgical precision. Whether you need gentle maintenance or reconstructive treatment, we protect your long-term oral health from the roots up. It’s quiet work but it makes all the difference.
Management of Gum Abscesses and Infections
Immediate treatment to control pain, swelling, or pus caused by gum infections. May involve drainage, antibiotics, or initial deep cleaning to stabilize the condition.
Scaling and Root Planing (Deep Cleaning)
A non-surgical procedure that removes plaque and tartar from below the gumline and smooths the roots to promote healing. This is often the first step in treating periodontal disease.
Periodontal Maintenance Therapy
Regular follow-up cleanings every 3–4 months to maintain gum health after initial treatment. Prevents reinfection and monitors healing progress.
Laser Periodontal Therapy
Minimally invasive use of laser technology to disinfect and remove infected gum tissue, promote healing, and reduce pocket depth—often with less discomfort than traditional methods.
Gingivectomy for Overgrown Gums
Surgical removal of excess gum tissue caused by inflammation, medication, or genetics to improve aesthetics and oral hygiene access.
Crown Lengthening (Esthetic or Restorative)
Procedure to expose more of the tooth surface by removing or reshaping gum and bone tissue. Done for smile enhancement or to support a crown or filling.
Treatment of Peri-Implantitis
Management of infection and inflammation around dental implants. May involve deep cleaning, antimicrobial therapy, or surgical intervention to prevent implant failure.
Soft Tissue Grafting for Gum Recession
A procedure that adds gum tissue—usually from the patient’s own mouth—to areas of recession. It protects the roots and improves gum appearance.
Bone Grafting for Periodontal Defects
Replacement or regeneration of lost bone tissue caused by periodontal disease. Often done to support teeth or prepare for implants.
Guided Tissue Regeneration
An advanced surgical technique using membranes or growth factors to help regrow bone and gum tissue lost to severe periodontal disease.