Periodontal Therapy
Periodontal Therapy in Boca Raton, FL
Periodontal therapy treats gum disease, the bacterial infection behind swollen, bleeding gums, and it is treated promptly at Elite Boca Dental at whatever stage it has reached.
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What Is Included
- An examination of your gums and the bone supporting your teeth
- Professional cleaning to remove the plaque and bacteria driving the infection
- Treatment planned for the stage your disease has reached
- Coaching on effective home cleaning, shown in person
- Ongoing maintenance, including three perio visits a year on the Periodontal Membership Plan
How It Works
- Book a visit at the first sign of bleeding, swelling, or bad breath.
- Your gums are examined and the stage of disease is explained plainly.
- Treatment and cleaning begin, with a home-care routine to keep the result.
Good to Know
Gum disease is common and quiet: it often advances without pain until teeth loosen. Regular cleanings are one of the best defenses, in children and adults alike. Tobacco use, high-sugar diets, and stress all raise the risk, and all are worth mentioning at your visit.
Questions, answered first
Periodontal Therapy Questions
What are the symptoms of gum disease?
Typical symptoms include swollen or bleeding gums, loose teeth, weakened oral bones, persistent bad breath, and gum recession, where teeth start to look longer than they used to. Gum disease is caused by bacteria living in dental plaque, and tobacco use, high-sugar diets, and stress can all make it worse. Caught early, it is far easier to treat.
What is the difference between gingivitis and periodontitis?
Gingivitis is the mild, early form of gum disease, when gums are inflamed but the damage is still reversible with professional cleaning and better home care. Periodontitis is the advanced form, where infection begins to damage the bone and tissue that hold your teeth. Regular dental cleanings are one of the best ways to stop gingivitis before it gets there.
What does periodontal treatment involve?
It starts with a thorough examination and cleaning to remove the plaque and bacteria driving the infection. The team will also show you how to clean effectively at home, because daily care is what keeps the result. If you join the Periodontal Membership Plan, your plan includes three perio maintenance visits a year to keep your gums under regular watch.
Can gum disease be treated at any stage?
Yes. The practice treats periodontitis promptly no matter what stage it has reached, in order to prevent advanced inflammation or serious dental damage. Later stages need more involved care, which is one more reason to come in at the first sign of bleeding or swelling rather than waiting for pain.
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