Treating gingivitis and periodontal disease before they threaten your teeth.

Gum disease starts quietly — bleeding when you brush, mild redness or puffiness — and left untreated it can progress from reversible gingivitis to periodontal disease that damages the bone holding your teeth in place.
Early gingivitis usually responds well to a thorough cleaning and better home care. More advanced periodontal disease may call for a deeper cleaning below the gumline (scaling and root planing) plus a tighter recall schedule to keep it from progressing. We'll tell you plainly which stage you're at and what it takes to get back to healthy.
Why Patients Choose This
- Honest staging: gingivitis vs. periodontal disease
- Deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) when needed
- Tighter recall schedule to monitor healing
- Protects the bone and tissue holding your teeth in place
Your visit, step by step
Periodontal exam measuring gum pocket depth
Deep cleaning or standard cleaning, based on severity
Follow-up recall to confirm gums are healing