Gum Disease:
Prevention and Treatment
Periodontal disease affects nearly 50% of adults in the U.S. At Restoration Dental, we provide comprehensive periodontal therapy to protect your oral health.
Make your appointment today.
Contact us and improve your health and your smile.
What is Periodontal Therapy?
Specialized treatments to manage and eliminate gum disease, including:
- Laser periodontal therapy
- Scaling and root planing
Less discomfort, reduces bleeding, and promotes faster healing.
Requires being numbed to remove plaque, calculus and disrupt/minimize special bacteria from below the gumline to prevent infection and inflammation.
- Laser periodontal therapy
Less discomfort, reduces bleeding, and promotes faster healing.
- Scaling and root planing
Requires being numbed to remove plaque, calculus and disrupt/minimize special bacteria from below the gumline to prevent infection and inflammation.
- Bone and gum grafting
- Guided tissue regeneration
Surgical procedures used to repair and regenerate lost tissue due to gum disease, tooth loss, or injury.
Advanced periodontal procedure used to restore lost bone and gum tissue caused by severe gum disease.
- Bone and gum grafting
Surgical procedures used to repair and regenerate lost tissue due to gum disease, tooth loss, or injury.
- Guided tissue regeneration
Advanced periodontal procedure used to restore lost bone and gum tissue caused by severe gum disease.
What is Periodontal Therapy?
Specialized treatments to manage and eliminate gum disease, including:
- Laser periodontal therapy
- Scaling and root planing
Less discomfort, reduces bleeding, and promotes faster healing.
Requires being numbed to remove plaque, calculus and disrupt/minimize special bacteria from below the gumline to prevent infection and inflammation.
- Bone and gum grafting
- Guided tissue regeneration
Surgical procedures used to repair and regenerate lost tissue due to gum disease, tooth loss, or injury.
Advanced periodontal procedure used to restore lost bone and gum tissue caused by severe gum disease.
Warning Signs of Gum Disease
Bleeding or swollen gums
Bleeding or swollen gums are not normal and should be addressed by a dental professional.
Persistent bad breath
Persistent bad breath continues despite practicing good oral hygiene.
Loose teeth
Loose teeth are often linked to weakened gums and bone structures that support the teeth.
Preventing Gum Disease
- Effective Prevention Strategies
- Brush and floss twice daily
- Maintain a balanced, vitamin-rich diet
- Schedule regular dental check-ups
- Manage underlying health conditions
- Why Choose Restoration Dental?
- Personalized treatment plans
- State-of-the-art periodontal treatments
- Compassionate, patient-focused care
- Follows American Dental Association and American Board of Periodontists Standard of Care
Schedule Your Appointment Today
Periodontal therapy treats gum disease, prevents tooth loss, and supports overall health—healthy gums mean a healthier you!
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Call: (334) 347-9564
Text: (334) 347-9564
Email: info@rdalabama.com
Address: 1205 N Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise, AL 36330
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Practice Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday: By appointment
