Gum line recession is often linked to poor periodontal health, but even if the two issues are not related, receding tissues do make a person more susceptible to future problems with gingivitis. By restoring your gum line, your periodontist is able to protect you against this, or help you recover from your current infection. This treatment is also something that people express interest in when they wish to address cosmetic problems associated with receding tissues.
Because we rely on the Pinhole Surgical Technique when performing gum grafts, we are able to minimize tissue manipulation, and avoid the use of sutures and scalpels. With just a small series of holes, tissues can be manipulated back into position in order to bring your gum line back to its original position. If necessary, we can also use lasers to clear away infected tissues in order to ensure a secure attachment during the graft.
If periodontal disease has become an issue for you, it may be necessary to remove or manipulate tissues to fight bacteria and encourage healthy growth. Laser periodontal services carefully trim and modify tissues without the need for physical tools. This reduces bleeding, minimizes actual cuts, and encourages a faster healing period. Lasers are also an effective tool to use when modifying soft tissues to prepare a patient for a jawbone grafting procedure.
Are you starting to feel uncomfortable with your appearance because of a receding gum line? If so, Dr. Kania can address the matter thanks to the Pinhole Surgical Technique, a treatment approach that is less invasive while still effective at restoring your gums. To learn more, please call Dr. Kania’s laser periodontal office in Encinitas/San Diego, CA, at (760) 642-0711.
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