Preventive care at home and professional periodontal cleanings can put a stop to gingivitis before your condition becomes hard to manage. Unfortunately, an infection can be more difficult to manage if you have developed periodontal disease. Treatment to remove infected tissues can be beneficial because it can remove bacteria and also encourage healthy growth.
While some practices can rely on manual tools to perform periodontal treatments, we provide our patients with services that rely on lasers. Laser treatments can provide more precise care, and it can encourage faster healing. Patients who elect to undergo periodontal care with lasers can enjoy the following advantages:
Our practice can help patients restore their dental and periodontal health with a range of services that rely on laser technology. In addition to fighting the effects of periodontal disease, we can use lasers to improve your experience with jawbone grafting and gum grafting. Without proper care, you can be susceptible to tissue damage that causes attachment loss. This means you are more likely to experience tooth loss, which can be understandably alarming. You can also be susceptible to general health issues, and may have a difficult time managing ongoing health problems you are already trying to control.
At our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice, we rely on modern technology to help patients take care of their periodontal troubles. Lasers have helped us provide more precise treatments while also limiting damage, shortening recovery times, and generally making your experience more comfortable. Dr. Kania has experience working with patients experiencing varying degrees of difficulty with their periodontal health, and relies on modern services to review, diagnose, and manage periodontal problems. To find out more about Dr. Kania’s practice, call our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice at (760) 642-0711.
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