A diagnostic review of your gums can help us determine what kind of support you require. Gingivitis, the initial stage of an infection, can be addressed through a periodontal cleaning. However, when the harm to your tissues has progressed past this stage, it can take something more involved to properly support you. For patients with more serious troubles, we can recommend more advanced services, including services that use lasers to more comfortably manipulate soft tissues so that we can both remove bacteria from teeth roots and clear away infected tissues to encourage healthy gum growth.
Because we have both the LANAP laser and REPAIR WaterLase laser available to use in our practice, we can help personalized patients’ treatments to make sure that they have the right care experience. By using these tools, we can carefully access an area where bacteria have gathered in order to deal with periodontal pockets and the buildup of unwelcome microbes on your roots. Your treatment with lasers can shorten your recovery time and preserve more of your healthy tissues, and it can limit bleeding and remove the need for suturing.
The use of laser technology can also aid in making your experience with gum grafting or jawbone grafting more comfortable. Treatment to restore the strength and health of your jaw can be required before you have a dental implant placed. With the Pinhole Surgical Technique, we can take care of embarrassing and concerning tissue recession linked to your poor periodontal health.
With the use of the right tools, we can make patients’ experiences dealing with gum disease more comfortable, and it helps with faster recovery. If you would like to find out more about how we can address your needs and current issues, call Dr. Kania’s laser periodontal office in Encinitas/San Diego, CA, at (760) 642-0711.
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