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Comprehensive Diagnostics

Successful periodontal treatment begins with a clear understanding of the underlying causes. While various treatment options may exist, there is only one accurate diagnosis. Our approach focuses on identifying the "why" behind your specific situation through:

• Comprehensive History: Thorough review of your dental and medical background.

• Detailed Examination: A complete assessment to evaluate your current condition.

• Advanced Diagnostics:

• Culturing and DNA Analysis: To pinpoint the specific bacteria involved and identify any genetic predispositions.

• Systemic Factor Assessment: Reviewing your medical history to identify any underlying health conditions that may contribute to periodontal disease.

• Digital Imaging: Utilizing low-radiation digital x-rays, including 2D and 3D imaging, to enhance our diagnostic capabilities.

Restoring Periodontal Health

Getting your gums and the structures that support your teeth back to a healthy state is our priority. This involves a comprehensive approach that includes:

• Understanding the Problem (Diagnosis): Pinpointing the specific gum disease affecting you.

• Taking Action (Treatment): This may involve non-surgical methods to clean and reduce inflammation, and sometimes surgical options to repair damage.

Our Aim is to:

• Thoroughly remove harmful plaque and tartar.

• Calm and reduce gum inflammation.

• Help regenerate or repair damaged gum and bone.

• Get rid of infection.

• Encourage your gums to heal properly.

• Protect against future bone and tooth loss, ensuring your long-term oral health.

Dental Implants

 

 

 

Dental implants can offer a permanent solution for missing teeth.

 

In aesthetic zones, such as the front of the mouth, implants are designed to look natural and blend seamlessly with the surrounding teeth, ensuring both function and appearance are restored.

 

Proper planning is critical to assess oral health, bone density, and the specific area for placement using scans to ensure there's enough bone and space.

 

It also considers factors like gum health, bite alignment, and aesthetic goals for a successful outcome.