Gum Treatments

Scaling and root planing is effective in removing the bacteria that cause periodontal disease, but the gum disease treatment ARESTIN offers added protection. Find out how ARESTIN works.

When left untreated, periodontal disease can wear away your jaw bone making non-surgical gum disease treatment ineffective. Bone regeneration can remedy this.

Gum surgery isn't as scary as it sounds! If you suffer from gum disease, a surgical gum disease treatment known as a gingivectomy can restore your smile in less than an hour.

It's easy to forget about your gums, but if you ignore them for too long you may need a gum disease treatment. Gum treatments are non-invasive or could require dental surgery depending on the damage.

It's easy to see why periodontists stick to gum grafting: This type of gum disease treatment can eliminate tooth sensitivity, reshape unsightly gum lines and protect your teeth from disease!

Does it hurt just to think of a scalpel and stitches being used to treat your gum disease? If the idea of traditional gum surgery doesn't "suture" you, consider LANAP, a less invasive laser gum treatment.

Your dentist cares about your comfort. To prove this, dentists created a special laser to perform laser gum surgery, a non-invasive form of laser dentistry that requires little to no anesthesia.

A laser gum disease treatment is one of the most innovative procedures in modern dentistry. If you've shied away from gum treatments before, laser dentistry may make you reconsider.

You may never welcome gum disease treatment with open arms, but PerioLase laser periodontal therapy may help you embrace it. PerioLase LPT cuts time and discomfort -- not your gums.

Gum disease is caused by a buildup of dental plaque and dental tartar below the gum line. With a gum disease treatment like scaling and root planing, your gums can be restored to a healthy state.