During a jawbone graft or gum graft, your periodontist will have to manipulate your periodontal tissues. For jawbone grafting, this can be necessary to access the portion of bone where a graft is being placed. Because we rely on the Pinhole Surgical Technique for gum grafting, your treatment can be minimally invasive, but some direct manipulation of the tissues is still required. In both cases, lasers can allow work to be done with more precision. This, along with the lack of bleeding from laser-based periodontal care, can make your recovery from treatment easier!
Through gum grafting, we can restore your gum line in order to improve your smile and help you fight periodontal disease. The Pinhole Surgical Technique removes the need for the kind of incisions that are often required during a gum graft. The procedure allows us to move tissues while doing less damage to your gums – no sutures are required to help you heal after treatment. Because our approach relies on more modest work on your tissues, and because we rely on lasers, your risk for infection after treatment goes down, and you can heal in less time!
After losing teeth because of periodontal disease, you can undergo a loss of jawbone density. This can become serious enough to interfere with the safe and stable placement of a dental implant meant to support your prosthetic tooth. Through jawbone grafting, we can restore the bone to improve your candidacy for prosthetic work. By using lasers when cutting your gum tissues, we can minimize the effects of cutting while also limiting how much bleeding might occur. As a result, your overall experience can be a better and less invasive one.
Dr. Kania can help make your experience with periodontal treatment easier by using lasers during your procedures. To find out more about the benefits of work with lasers, you can reach our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice at (760) 642-0711.
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