Our focus on keeping our patients and staff safe has led to changes that reflect the need to protect against potential coronavirus risks. Part of that focus has involved changing the way we schedule appointments with patients, the removal of commonly handled items from our waiting area, and more requests for hand washing and sanitizing. We are also limiting exposure to oral microbes with the use of a special rinse. We have also added new technology to our practice to better purify the air and can remove viruses from the air.
Because our practice is able to remain open, we can provide important services to those who are struggling with periodontal disease. Laser periodontal services are recommended for those who have infection issues that are serious enough to make them vulnerable to tooth loss and other health complications. We can use a laser periodontal treatment to carefully remove infected tissues and fight the bacteria accumulating on your tooth roots. By relying on this technology instead of manual tools, we can do more precise work that leads to shorter and easier healing periods!
In addition to staying open to fight advanced gum disease with laser treatments, our practice is able to see patients interested in gum grafting or jawbone grafting procedures. For both services, access to laser technology helps both during and after treatment. Our pinhole gum grafts rely on minimal changes to your tissues, as we can use carefully-made small holes to manipulate your gums into position. By using lasers to work through your periodontal tissues and perform jawbone grafting treatment, we can ensure you both recover and see cosmetic improvements in less time.
At Dr. Kania’s laser periodontal office, we continue to preserve a safe office environment. Because of this, we can keep welcoming patients and providing treatment to fight the potentially serious effects of gum disease! To find out more about our practice and services, call our periodontal office in Encinitas/San Diego, CA, at (760) 642-0711.
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