Our Services
Restore your gum health
Gum disease affects your oral health and your general wellbeing. Comprehensive periodontal treatment — from scaling and root planing to laser therapy — stops progression and rebuilds the foundation your teeth stand on.
The stages, and what each needs
Gingivitis — Early Stage
Gums become red, swollen, and bleed easily. Plaque buildup triggers the inflammation, but the underlying bone remains intact. Fully reversible with professional cleaning and improved home care.
Mild Periodontitis
Infection progresses below the gumline and early bone loss begins. Scaling and root planing removes bacterial deposits from root surfaces, and the disease can be halted here with good maintenance.
Moderate to Advanced Periodontitis
Deeper pockets, significant bone loss, gum recession, and tooth mobility. Treatment combines deep cleaning with laser therapy to decontaminate pockets, and sometimes surgical access. Lost bone does not return on its own, but progression can be stopped.
Why we take gum disease seriously
Periodontal disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults, and it usually progresses without pain. Most patients have no idea anything is wrong until teeth begin to move.
It is also linked to systemic health — cardiovascular disease, diabetes control, and inflammatory conditions all interact with chronic oral infection. Treating gums well is not only about keeping teeth.
How we treat it
Scaling & Root Planing
Deep cleaning below the gumline to remove bacterial deposits and smooth root surfaces so tissue can reattach.
Laser Therapy
Used to decontaminate deeper periodontal pockets where instruments alone cannot reliably reach.
Systemic Integration
Coordinating with your physician where diabetes or other conditions affect your periodontal response — because managing one without the other rarely works.
Maintenance
Professional cleaning every three to four months rather than six for patients with a periodontal history. This is the phase that determines whether treatment holds.
Ready to get started?
Book a gum assessment. Pocket depths and bone levels measured properly, then a plan. Call (905) 479-7777.