Many individuals have undiagnosed gum disease because there may be no pain or discomfort. It would be advisable to make an appointment with our office for a complete evaluation.
We are a specialty practice dedicated to providing quality care in a comfortable atmosphere. For over 40 years the pursuit of excellence and the well-being of our patients have been our main concerns. Over the years, with the addition of many regenerative and plastic surgical techniques as well as the advent of modern dental implants, the practice of periodontics has changed dramatically. We believe the patient, general dentist, other medical or dental professional and/or professional staff need to work as a team to ensure long-term ideal dental care. Excellence in treatment and concern for the well-being of our patients continues to be the cornerstone of our practice.
Working as a team, your periodontist and general dentist can create a whole new smile using a variety of contemporary procedures.
Contemporary dental implantology has given the dental profession a very predictable way to replace teeth.
If a soft tissue defect is present in an area where a fixed bridge is planned, periodontal plastic surgical procedures can eliminate soft tissue concavities
Pinhole Surgical Technique is the Minimally Invasive Gum Surgery Alternative!
Scalpel & Suture-Free to Effectively Treat Gum Recession
LANAP stands for Laser-Assisted New Attachment Procedure. It is a surgical treatment for periodontal disease. LANAP is a minimally invasive alternative to traditional gum surgery.
Scaling and Root Planing is an important component to reduce inflammation, swelling, and gingival bleeding. This procedure is best described as a “deep cleaning”
Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) is an advanced approach to dental cleaning and oral hygiene management. It’s a systematic, evidence-based protocol developed to effectively remove dental plaque and biofilm from teeth and soft tissues in the mouth. GBT is increasingly adopted by dental professionals due to its precision, effectiveness, and patient-friendly approach. It represents a modern paradigm in dental hygiene management, aiming not only to treat existing oral health issues but also to prevent their recurrence through thorough biofilm control.
Monday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Periodontics is a recognized specialty of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis, treatment, and preservation of those diseases that affect the gum tissue and underlying bone. Periodontists are experts in the management of these complex dental problems as well as in the placement of dental implants.
To become educationally qualified as a periodontist, you must have an undergraduate degree (4 + years of training), a DDS or DMD degree from an accredited dental school (4 years of training), and a Certificate in Periodontics from a residency program (3 years of training). In other words, periodontists undergo a minimum of 11 years of training before they are fully licensed to practice periodontics.
As more and more patients are exhibiting signs of periodontal disease, coupled with research that suggests a relationship between periodontal disease and other chronic diseases of aging, periodontal treatment may necessitate a greater understanding and increased level of expertise by a trained specialist. Patients who present with moderate or severe levels of periodontal disease or patients with more complex cases will be best managed by a partnership between the dentist and the periodontist.