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Periodontal Treatment

Periodontal treatment focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and management of gum diseases that affect the soft tissues and bone supporting your teeth. At Dr. Ravi Dental  Clinic, we offer expert care for all stages of periodontal issues—from mild gingivitis to advanced periodontitis—helping you maintain strong gums and a healthy smile.

Gum disease often begins silently but can progress quickly, leading to symptoms such as bleeding gums, bad breath, gum recession, and even tooth loss. Our clinic uses advanced periodontal techniques including deep cleaning (scaling and root planing), laser therapy, and surgical procedures to halt disease progression and restore gum health.

Common Periodontal Treatments Include:

  • Scaling & Root Planing – Deep cleaning to remove plaque and tartar beneath the gumline
  • Laser Therapy – Minimally invasive option to disinfect and regenerate gum tissue
  • Gum Grafting – Restores receding gums and covers exposed roots
  • Flap Surgery – Accesses deep pockets for cleaning and reshaping bone
  • Antibiotic Therapy – Topical or oral medications to eliminate infection

How Do I Get Periodontal Treatment and Solutions?

If you notice bleeding gums while brushing, persistent bad breath, or loose teeth, it’s crucial to get evaluated for gum disease. At Dr. Ravi Dental  Clinic, we begin with a thorough periodontal assessment and digital X-rays to determine the severity and recommend the most suitable treatment.

Our expert periodontists ensure patient comfort during each step of the process and provide guidance on maintaining gum health through lifestyle changes and oral care routines.

Common Questions & Answers

Gum disease is usually caused by plaque buildup, poor oral hygiene, smoking, diabetes, or genetic predisposition.

Most procedures are done under local anesthesia, and we use gentle techniques to minimize discomfort.

While early stages can be reversed, advanced stages can only be managed—not cured—through regular care.

 

If you're at risk or being treated, you may need visits every 3–6 months for maintenance.

Many insurance plans offer partial coverage. We help navigate your benefits and assist with claims.