For people who seek treatment in time, problems with poor periodontal health can be addressed through preventive services like scaling and root planing, or through a commitment to supportive periodontal maintenance over time. However, when an infection has more time to damage your tissues and affect your well-being, it can take more involved work. Removing bacteria from the roots of teeth and clearing infected gum tissues can offer important protection and help you recover from your problems. Because our office relies on laser tools to provide these services, we can make the treatment experience easier!
By relying on lasers to treat patients affected by periodontal disease, we can make time in the dentist’s chair and recovery times easier! With the PerioLase and REPAIR WaterLase lasers, we can plan procedures that conservatively tend to tissues so that bacteria on teeth roots can be accessed and removed. Lasers also help us to more carefully clear away infected tissues so that healthy growth can occur.
Because these tools provide more precision than manual alternatives, we are able to minimize tissue damage, better protect healthy areas, and minimize bleeding. As a result, we can offer a shorter and easier recovery, and we can do so while removing the need for suturing at the end of your appointment! Lasers also make grafting procedures that we perform easier and more comfortable for our patients.
An untreated issue with your gums can turn serious, which can lead to consequences that affect your smile and overall well-being. Fortunately, there are services that can tend to the problem and protect you from further difficulties. When called for, our practice can provide laser treatments that fight bacteria and remove infected tissues so that you can grow healthy gums. For more information on these services and how they can benefit you, please call Dr. Kania’s laser periodontal office in Encinitas/San Diego, CA, at (760) 642-0711.
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