Periodontal Treatment

Periodontal Treatment

Did you know that over 75% of the American population suffers from some degree of periodontal disease (more commonly known as gum disease)? While this condition may start off relatively mildly, it can quickly lead to dangerous consequences if left untreated for too long, such as bone deterioration and tooth loss. Many studies have even linked periodontal disease with higher risks of strokes, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. This is why locating and providing effective treatment for this oral health condition is so crucial for our team here at Johnson Dental. Our providers offer several therapy options designed to arrest the effects of periodontal disease and revitalize your smile.

How do I know if I have periodontal disease?

There are several common signs that you can check for home, including:

  • Gum tissue that is especially swollen or tender
  • Consistent bleeding that occurs while brushing or flossing
  • Persistent bad breath that isn’t relieved with mouthwash or diligent homecare
  • A sudden change in the way your bite feels or fits together
  • Teeth that appear longer (this is a sign of receding gums)
  • Teeth that feel loose

Of course, it’s important to remember that in some cases, symptoms of periodontal disease might not manifest until a later stage. That’s why attending regular check-ups with our providers is so important when it comes to preserving your healthy smile through the years.

Periodontal Therapy Options 

illustrated diagram of tooth with periodontal disease Cypress, TX

Depending on the severity of your unique case, our Doctor's can recommend various treatment modalities to arrest the disease process and return the tissues to health. If your case is mild, sometimes more frequent, in-depth cleanings may be enough to reverse any damage that’s been done to your oral health. For more advanced situations, we offer scaling and root planing, which will consist of thoroughly cleaning your teeth beneath the gumline and smoothing root surfaces.

Do you think you might have periodontal disease? Please don’t hesitate to contact Johnson Dental today to schedule your first appointment. We look forward to helping you regain your oral health and happiness with comfortable, conservative treatments that promise exceptional quality! 

For more information about Periodontal disease or to seek treatment,
call Johnson Dental today. (832) 683-4354

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