The bacteria that gather on the roots of your teeth can create problems for more than just your gums. Over time, the damage from these microbes can lead to losing support for teeth, which means you can wind up with an incomplete smile. There is also the threat of infection in other areas as bacteria enter the bloodstream and move to other parts of the body, leading to problems related to inflammation.
Through the use of laser tools to treat periodontal disease, we can carefully reveal areas of concentrated oral bacteria and remove them from the roots of teeth. We can also tend to infected tissues, which leads to healing and the growth of healthy gums. In addition to making this process more precise and comfortable for patients, lasers can ensure that your recovery time is easier!
The right approach to care for your gum health can be valuable for many reasons. Because laser technology can work more accurately than manual tools, we can do more precise and conservative work in order to minimize bleeding and tissue damage. These services are conservative enough to limit bleeding as well as remove the need for suturing. This can make your time during treatment easier, but you should know that this arrangement also makes your recovery easier and shorter. Because you can have an easier time recovering, you can see the benefits of care sooner and regain confidence in your smile in less time!
The right treatment has significant value for someone struggling with poor gum health. Without the appropriate support, an infection can lead to worsening complications that can impact your smile as well as your overall health. What do you gain by scheduling periodontal services that rely on laser technology rather than manual tools? With this approach to care, we can offer a more precise and comfortable treatment for poor gum health. We can also see to it that you enjoy a faster and easier recovery! If you would like to find out more, call Dr. Kania’s laser periodontal office in Encinitas/San Diego, CA, at (760) 642-0711.
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