Healthier Gums, Healthier You

what is Gum Care

Gingivitis is reversible; untreated inflammation can progress to periodontitis with bone loss. We provide clear explanations, staged non-surgical therapy (scaling & root planing), targeted adjuncts where indicated, and 4–8 week re-evaluations to measure healing. Maintenance every 3–4 months helps prevent relapse.

Ideal Candidates

  • Bleeding gums, bad breath, recession, loose teeth, or family history of gum disease. Pregnancy, diabetes, smoking, bruxism, and dry mouth increase risk.
  • Reduces bleeding and inflammation, slows bone loss
  • Improves breath and comfort; cleaning becomes easier
  • Stabilizes teeth and supports long-term oral health
  • Full periodontal charting + radiographs (as indicated)
  • Personalized plan (stage/grade, risk factors, home-care tools)
  • Non-surgical therapy (quadrant/half-mouth; gentle and well-numbed)
  • Adjuncts PRN (localized antimicrobials, short-course rinses)
  • Re-evaluation at 4–8 weeks (measure healing)
  • Maintenance every 3–4 months (coaching & reinforcement)
  • Eat a light meal; take regular meds unless advised otherwise. Expect brief tenderness after SRP; warm salt water and OTC analgesics help. Resume thorough brushing/interdental cleaning with gentle technique as comfort returns.
  • Transient sensitivity, slight recession (swelling subsides), and aesthetic changes (spaces may look larger as tissues heal). Without maintenance, inflammation can return.
  • No substitute for subgingival debridement; surgical options may be considered if deep pockets persist after therapy.

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FAQ’S

Inflammation resolves; lost attachment doesn’t regenerate — our goal is to stop progression.
Usually every 3–4 months.
Rinses help but don’t remove calculus; professional therapy is key.