Periodontal Disease Treatment
When Gum Health Starts to Slip
It often begins quietly. Maybe your gums bleed when you floss. Maybe you’ve noticed a faint odor that brushing doesn’t fix. Periodontal disease, also called gum disease, rarely announces itself loudly in the early stages. But if left untreated, it can damage the gums, weaken the bone, and eventually threaten your teeth.
At Precision Periodontal and Implant Center, we help patients catch gum disease before it takes too much—and we offer advanced treatments for those already experiencing its effects.
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Understanding the Condition
Gum disease develops when plaque and bacteria settle beneath the gumline. What starts as gingivitis, marked by mild inflammation, can progress to periodontitis, where gum tissue pulls away from teeth and bone support begins to erode.
Why that matters:
Teeth can loosen and shift
Jawbone loss becomes permanent without treatment
Overall health is put at risk—links exist to diabetes, heart disease, and even pregnancy complications
It’s not just about saving your smile. Treating periodontal disease is also about protecting your body.
Do You Recognize These Signs?
You don’t need a dental degree to spot the warning signs. If you’ve noticed any of these, it’s time to get checked:
Gums that bleed easily
Persistent bad breath
Puffy, red, or tender gums
Teeth that feel loose
Receding gums or changes in your bite
Even if the symptoms seem minor, they may be early signals of something bigger.
How Precision Periodontal and Implant Center Approaches Treatment
No two cases of gum disease are alike, which is why we create tailored treatment plans. Depending on your diagnosis, options may include:
Deep Cleaning (Scaling & Root Planing)
Clearing bacteria beneath the gums and smoothing tooth roots so gums can heal.
Laser Therapy
A precise, minimally invasive way to remove diseased tissue and encourage regeneration.
Regenerative Procedures
In advanced cases, treatments to restore lost bone or gum tissue.
Ongoing Care Plans
For patients with a history of gum disease, we design maintenance schedules to keep infection under control.
We’ll discuss every option with you, so you can make informed choices about your health.
What Patients Tell Us
Many people admit they put off gum disease treatment because they were nervous. But afterwards, we often hear:
“That was easier than I expected.”
“I feel more confident knowing my teeth are stable again.”
“I didn’t realize how much my gums were affecting my overall health.”
Hearing those shifts is why we do this work. Our goal isn’t just healthier gums—it’s restoring comfort, confidence, and peace of mind.
Moving Toward Healthier Gums
If you’ve noticed bleeding, swelling, or changes in your gums, now is the time to act. Periodontal disease only gets harder to manage when it’s ignored. The good news? Treatment can restore stability and help prevent further damage.
Call 310-708-3938 to schedule your appointment at Precision Periodontal and Implant Center. Let’s take the first step together toward healthier gums and a stronger smile.