Treating Your Gums With Pocket Depth Reduction

Office Woman Dallas TXHave you started to see a shift in your gumline? If you have noticed a change to your gums, take the time to talk with a trusted periodontist about ways that you can improve your oral health. As plaque and tartar form around the base of your teeth, they can lead to the inflammation and infection of your periodontal tissue. When this progresses, a pocket can form where bacteria can thrive. Even with a thorough brushing, you could be unsuccessful at removing the plaque and tartar from beneath your gumline.

At our periodontal office in Dallas, TX, we can help you to treat your gum disease with a procedure known as pocket depth reduction. This process helps you to regain control of your gumline through the improvement of your periodontal pocket. When these areas are minor, could be able to help fight your condition with a deep cleaning. If your instance of periodontal disease has progressed to a more severe stage, talk to our team about how pocket depth reduction can help you.

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Tongue Tied? We Can Help

park cities frenectomyDo you know the name of the muscular attachment that connects your tongue to the floor of the mouth? This tissue is known as the frenum, and for many people it could be a source of speech issues and other serious concerns. To correct these issues and improve your ability to speak easier and fight gum recession, Park Cities Periodontics And Implant Dentistry could offer treatment with a frenectomy, a gentle, laser-assisted procedure that can bring relief.

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Will Crown Lengthening Improve My Oral Health?

man confusedAfter identifying a problem with your oral health, your dentist can recommend treatment that includes the placement of a permanent restoration. Restorations like fillings and crowns help when your tooth structure requires protection. For instance, you can require one after a cavity is treated, or after you experienced physical trauma that impacts your tooth. Unfortunately, there are times when that placement is complicated by another oral health matter. One concern is that you simply do not have the space for your restoration. If this is something you face, our Dallas, TX treatment facility can help. A functional crown lengthening safely reveals more of the tooth structure so that you can receive your crown and enjoy lasting protection!

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How Laser Tools Address Periodontal Issues

happy patient laser periodontal care conceptManaging periodontal disease effectively protects against general health complications as well as tooth loss. For some patients, the right care will include work that removes unhealthy tissues along with bacteria in order to encourage the growth of disease-free gums. Park Cities Periodontics And Implant Dentistry can provide this service while using advanced laser tools. The PerioLase tool is used for this Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure (LANAP). In using this approach, we make work on your tissues more conservative. In addition to limiting bleeding and better protecting healthy tissues, this approach provides a shorter and easier experience with recovery after treatment. This service is just one of several approaches we can take to help patients struggling with more advanced gum problems. Remember that the longer you wait to pursue this kind of care, the more likely you are to experience complications.

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Gum Care Through Scaling And Root Planing

woman happy with smile care scaling and root planing conceptThe onset of periodontal disease can mark the start of serious oral health concerns. This condition, left untreated, can lead to tooth loss and trouble for your general health. Fortunately, there are still actions that control the threat and prevent complications. Based on our review of your gums, our Dallas, TX periodontal practice can determine if scaling and root planing is the right treatment for you. If so, we can proceed to both remove harmful microbes on your teeth roots and polish the surfaces to keep new bacteria from accumulating. As part of a larger plan to fight this condition, we can reduce your complications risks and keep your infection controlled.

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4 Times to Consider Dental Implants

Want to improve your smile and replace any missing or damaged teeth? Then you might want to consider getting dental implants. They provide a permanent replacement option for those problematic teeth or existing gaps. And they’re designed to perfectly match your other teeth for a flawless appearance. If you’re still not quite convinced, take a…

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The Warning Signs of Oral Cancer

When you get a routine dental cleaning, your dentist will examine you for any signs of oral cancer. Even though this may seem unnecessary, over 50,000 people are diagnosed with it every year. Oral cancer usually occurs in the tongue, tonsils, gums, and other parts of the mouth.  Since you usually only visit the dentist…

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What Can Periodontal Therapy Do For You?

If you’ve been diagnosed with gum disease, you’ll most likely need to see a periodontist. They specialize in treating periodontitis, a gum infection that breaks down soft tissue and bone and leads to tooth loss.  To preserve your oral health, your doctor will recommend periodontal therapy. Below, we will look at several common procedures and…

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Questions to Ask Your Periodontist

Do you know what periodontists do and what they can do for you? They specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of gum disease as well as dental implants.  Asking the right questions can determine how much you get out of an appointment, so we will address five questions to ask your periodontist. After going through…

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