Periodontal Gum Treatment

Maintaining Proper Oral Health with Periodontal Gum Treatments

Gentle Hygiene Dental Cleanings

Your oral health is more than just the presence or absence of cavities on your teeth. To maintain proper oral health, it's very important that you take care of the health of your gums so that if problems are detected, they can be treated early. At Indiana Family Dentistry, we provide comfortable, gentle hygiene cleanings for all ages. We will also screen at every visit for signs of more serious problems.
Gum Treatment — Dentist Talking with Patient in Brownsburg, IN
Periodontal disease, or gum disease, affects millions of Americans and is a painless infection of the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. In fact, it is the largest cause of tooth loss in America, and you may not even know you have it. Recent studies also suggest a relationship between periodontal infection and heart disease, diabetes, lung disease, and risk of stroke as well as other serious health concerns. Since it can lead to serious complications like tooth loss as well as have an effect on your overall health, it is important that it is diagnosed and treated. Signs and symptoms of periodontal disease include bleeding, swollen or tender gums, bad breath that doesn’t go away, loose teeth, pus between your teeth and gums, or a change in the way your teeth fit together.

The good news is that for a majority of people, the detection and treatment of periodontal disease is relatively straightforward.

Let our Dentist Lead You Back to Better Oral Health

Indiana Family Dentistry will utilize the most recent standards of care to diagnose and prescribe individualized treatment. The most effective treatment for slight to moderate cases of periodontal disease is to perform scaling and root planing (deep cleaning above and below the gum line), which can usually be done in our office. We may also utilize a locally administered antibiotic treatment. For more information, contact our dentist office at 317-852-5999.

Schedule A Gum Treatment Today by Calling 317-852-5999

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