When to seek treatment?

• If you have bad breath that won't go away
• If you experience pain when chewing
• If your teeth feels loose
• If your teeth is sensitive
• If your gums appear red or swollen
• If your gums feel tender or bleed when you brush them
• If you notice that your gums are receding or your teeth are appearing longer over time

There are many treatments available for gum disease, and these treatments depend on the stage of disease,
​how you may have responded to earlier treatments and your overall health.

Treatments range from nonsurgical procedures that control bacterial growth, to surgery to restore supportive tissues.
​In some patients, the nonsurgical procedure of scaling and root planing is all that is needed to treat gum disease.

​Surgery is needed when the tissue around the teeth is unhealthy and cannot be repaired with nonsurgical options.

Benefits of getting doing gum treatments

1. Natural Appearance and Functionality: Dental implants look and feel like natural teeth, restoring both appearance and function.
   
2. Long-lasting Solution: With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime, providing a durable and permanent tooth replacement.
3. Preserves Jaw Bone Density: Implants stimulate the jaw bone, preventing bone loss that typically occurs after tooth extraction.
   
4. Restores Bite Force: Implants allow for normal biting force, enabling you to eat a wide range of foods without restrictions.
   
5. Improved Speech: Unlike removable dentures, implants do not affect speech, ensuring clear and natural communication.
   
6. Enhanced Comfort and Convenience: Implants eliminate the discomfort and inconvenience of removable dentures.
   
7. Prevents Shifting of Teeth: Implants prevent adjacent teeth from shifting into the empty space left by a missing tooth.
   
8. Maintains Facial Structure: Implants help preserve facial structure, preventing the sunken appearance that can occur with missing teeth.
   
9. Boosts Confidence and Self-esteem: Having a complete smile can greatly improve confidence and self-esteem.
   
10. Promotes Oral Health: Implants do not require the alteration or support of adjacent teeth, preserving their integrity and oral health.