If you are ignoring the signs of periodontal disease, you are making yourself vulnerable to several difficult complications. By destroying soft tissues and jawbone tissues surrounding teeth, the condition weakens their support until they are lost, or until they must be extracted. Bacteria that are present beneath your gums can actually affect different parts of your body by traveling through your bloodstream. When that movement occurs, it can make it harder for you to manage other health issues, and it may lead to increased risks for heart disease!
When treating patients with periodontal disease, Dr. Kania relies on laser technology for work manipulating soft tissues. This means that jawbone grafting and gum grafting procedures, as well as direct work to remove infected tissues, can be done while preserving more of your healthy gums. The cuts made by lasers cause less bleeding, and they do not require sutures. In addition to limiting blood loss, any cuts made are ultimately smaller, as lasers are more precise than work with a scalpel.
Because lasers provide more precision in work with your soft tissues, and limit the size of any cuts made, the recovery experience is an easier one. While manual periodontal care can leave you with sutures and a longer healing period, you can see cosmetic and health benefits of care sooner after laser treatment!
At our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice, patients who are ready to do something about their periodontal health can talk with us about their options for laser treatment. With the right procedure, we can restore the health of your jawbone, bring back your gum line to its original place, and even remove infected tissues so that healthy growth can take place. Find out more about your different treatment options by calling Dr. Kania’s periodontal practice at (760) 642-0711.
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