Comprehensive Periodontal Therapy at Iris Dental Care
Periodontal therapy is a range of treatments designed to address gum disease and restore the health of your gums and the bone supporting your teeth. At Iris Dental Care, we provide personalized periodontal care to prevent, diagnose, and treat various stages of gum disease, ensuring your gums remain healthy and your smile stays beautiful.
Our team uses advanced diagnostic tools to detect gum disease early, enabling us to provide timely interventions. From non-surgical treatments like scaling and root planing to surgical procedures for more advanced cases, we offer a full spectrum of periodontal therapies. Our goal is to help you maintain healthy gums, prevent tooth loss, and improve overall oral health.
Periodontal therapy not only prevents gum disease but also helps improve your overall well-being. Healthy gums are essential for strong teeth, and treating gum disease can prevent serious complications such as tooth mobility, gum recession, and even systemic conditions related to poor oral health. Visit Iris Dental Care to protect your smile and ensure your gums stay healthy for life.
Benefits of Periodontal Therapy
Prevents and treats gum disease, improves oral health, enhances tooth retention, and helps avoid serious health complications.
Why Choose Us
Periodontal Therapy Procedure
Periodontal therapy involves a range of treatments aimed at restoring gum health and preventing further progression of gum disease.
Initial Consultation
The first step is a comprehensive examination where the dentist will evaluate your gums, take X-rays if necessary, and assess the severity of the gum disease to determine the best treatment approach.
Scaling and Root Planing
For early to moderate stages of gum disease, scaling and root planing are performed. This non-surgical procedure removes plaque and tartar from below the gum line, followed by smoothing the tooth roots to promote gum healing and prevent further buildup.
Surgical Procedures
For more advanced cases of periodontal disease, surgical treatments like flap surgery, gum grafting, or bone grafting may be necessary to restore damaged gum tissue and bone structure.
Maintenance and Follow-Up
After treatment, regular follow-up appointments are essential to monitor your gum health and ensure the disease doesn’t progress further. Periodontal maintenance cleanings help keep your gums in optimal condition.