Periodontal Disease Treatment
Dental Nook provides periodontal services for all stages of gum disease to restore your oral health. Gum disease is a serious condition that can affect anyone.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
At Dental Nook, we treat periodontal disease and gum disease with laser periodontal therapy. This represents a cutting-edge approach to treating periodontal disease, and gum disease and promoting optimal oral health. By utilizing advanced laser technology, this non-invasive procedure targets and eliminates harmful bacteria, tartar, and infected tissue from below the gum line, while simultaneously stimulating the regeneration of healthy gum tissue.
Laser periodontal therapy offers numerous benefits, including reduced discomfort, minimal bleeding, faster healing times, and preservation of healthy gum and tooth structure. With its precise and gentle nature, this innovative treatment option has revolutionized periodontal care, providing patients with a more comfortable and effective solution for combating gum disease and restoring the health of their gums. Read benefits
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How much does laser periodontal treatment cost?
Similar to any restorative or preventative dental service, the cost of periodontal laser treatment can vary per dental practice.
If we look at a large average, we could say the treatment will range from $500 to $3000 per quadrant or one-fourth of the mouth.
The exact cost depends on the severity of the infection or disease, the number of teeth, gums, or tissues impacted, and the area where the procedures need to be completed.
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Does laser periodontal laser therapy hurt?
Periodontal laser therapy is minimally invasive and only targets unhealthy tissue. This is a huge advantage of choosing periodontal laser therapy over more traditional methods that may disrupt and damage surrounding healthy tissue.
Because the procedure targets the exact tissue, there is minimal bleeding and minimal swelling, and the level of pain is much less.
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Are periodontal disease treatment and gum disease the same thing?
These two terms, gum disease, and periodontal disease, are often used interchangeably to explain the same condition or service.
If we break it down, periodontal is a term that encompasses all inflammatory conditions that affect tissues surrounding the teeth. Gum disease is specifically related to conditions or infections of the gums.
Periodontal disease can include things like infection of the bones, gums, tissues, or other structures surrounding the teeth, so it’s much more all-encompassing.
More Questions?
If you have any questions about periodontal disease (gum disease) treatment please contact our office and we will be happy to answer any questions.
