When you suffer from periodontal disease, you can face several consequences. The problems include worsening damage to the tissues that support teeth, interference with your general health, and unsightly changes to your periodontal tissues. The longer you wait to address trouble with your gums, the more serious these issues can become. One of these issues, gum line recession, can make you look less attractive, it exposes more sensitive portions of your teeth, and it can hurt your ability to manage future infections. Through the use of lasers, we can make a grafting procedure more conservative, which benefits you both during and after your care.
With our use of special dental lasers, we can make treatments easier. The Pinhole Surgical Technique makes it possible for us to restore your gum line without suturing. Instead, carefully-made pin-sized holes are created, which we will then use to maneuver tissues into more appropriate places. Removing the need to make sutures, and limiting the overall changes to your tissues, will help make your recovery shorter and easier.
Periodontal services that use lasers can make important treatments easier and more comfortable for our patients. Care includes services that directly target bacteria that are present below your gum line, as well as work to remove diseased gums to encourage healthy growth. We also use lasers to make jawbone grafting—a procedure you may need before you can move forward with dental implant placemen—easier for you.
The restoration of your gum line can be an important part of recovery from periodontal disease. It can certainly lead to the restoration of your confidence in your smile, and with laser technology, it can be done while minimizing work that affects your soft tissues. To learn more about the Pinhole Surgical Technique and its positive impact on gum grafting procedures, call Dr. Kania’s laser periodontal office in Encinitas/San Diego, CA, at (760) 642-0711.
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