Surgical and Non-Surgical Periodontal Care

Periodontal treatment starts with prevention: regular cleanings and good hygiene habits are excellent precautions to take to avoid gum disease. The main cause of periodontal disease is bacteria in the form of a sticky, colorless plaque that constantly forms on your teeth; however, other factors can cause the disease or influence its progression. Scaling, root planing and local delivery of antimicrobials can treat and prevent the progression of the disease. In some cases, surgical therapy or cosmetic solutions may be necessary to correct the damage from gum disease physically and cosmetically. Dr. Matarazzo can evaluate your situation and present the best treatment options for you.

"Rich came to us ready to do something about his dental problems. Making the time to care for himself was a real concern. I thought I was busy. When I heard his schedule, I didn't know how he'd do it. We developed a plan to treat the gum problems and accomplish the cosmetic look he wanted. We planned out the treatment to minimize the number of visits. Credit to Dr. Beanne, he committed the time to himself and he accomplished his goals in a relatively short time period."

-Dr. Steve

Service:
Non-surgical and surgical treatment for periodontal problems.

Benefits:
Eliminate infections, fresher breath, and makes dental treatment long-lasting.

Time Frame:
2-4 one-hour visits with our hygienist for non-surgical treatment. Surgical treatment, in many cases, is on visit per area that is affected.

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"I liked the way Dr. Matarazzo answered all my questions regarding my needs for periodontal care. I wanted the most predictable and longest lasting treatment available to me. It was easy to understand that for me, both non-surgical and surgical treatment were necessary to ensure success. I wanted to finish my treatment and not have to worry that something wasn't right. I recommend all my friends and colleagues to Dr. Steve." - Dr. Richard Beanne