This process involves thorough cleaning of the teeth and gums to eliminate bacteria, plaque, and tartar buildup. It is essentially an intensive deep dental cleaning that effectively treats and prevents gum disease, promoting optimal gum health.

Surgical periodontal treatment addresses advanced gum disease through procedures like bone grafting and gum regeneration, restoring gum health and preventing tooth loss.

This aims to restore and regenerate damaged gum and bone tissues around the teeth. It involves using special materials to encourage natural healing and growth, helping to save teeth that might otherwise be lost.

This is an ongoing care plan to keep gums healthy after initial treatment. It includes regular check-ups and cleanings to prevent gum disease from returning.

This is a simple surgical procedure to remove or adjust a small skin fold or tag in the mouth, called a frenum, that can cause problems with speech, eating, or dental alignment.

This type of surgery addresses issues related to the gums and the soft tissues around the teeth. It helps correct gum recession or other gum problems to improve both function and appearance.

This procedure reshapes the gums and bone around a tooth. It’s often done to prepare for a dental crown or to improve the appearance of a “gummy” smile.

This procedure exposes a tooth that hasn’t come through the gum (often a baby tooth or impacted tooth) to help it emerge properly into the mouth.

This is the process of carefully planning and placing dental implants, which are artificial tooth roots that support replacement teeth. It’s a way to replace missing teeth with strong, natural-looking alternatives.

This involves treating problems that can occur around dental implants, such as infections or inflammation, to ensure the implants remain healthy and functional.

This involves removing a tooth and then preserving the bone ridge where the tooth was. It helps maintain the structure of the jawbone for future dental work like dental implants.

Bone and sinus augmentation enhance jawbone structure for dental implants. Procedures add bone to deficient areas, ensuring plenty of bone for  stable implants and improving oral function.