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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Periodontal Gum Therapy.
Periodontal Gum Therapy treats gum infection and damaged bone using non-surgical scaling and root planing, antimicrobial therapy, and when needed surgical interventions. It removes bacterial deposits, reduces pockets, promotes healing, and includes maintenance to prevent recurrence and preserve oral health.
Most patients experience minimal discomfort; we use local anesthesia and gentle techniques. Mild soreness, sensitivity, or swelling can occur for a few days and respond well to pain relievers, cold packs, and soft foods. We'll provide clear aftercare instructions.
Initial healing from non-surgical therapy usually occurs within two to four weeks, while deeper tissue regeneration and full stability may take several months. Follow-up visits assess pocket reduction and healing; additional procedures could extend recovery time.
Many cases are managed non-surgically with deep cleaning and antibiotics. Surgery is recommended when pockets are deep, bone loss is significant, or regenerative procedures are needed. Our specialists evaluate imaging and clinical measures to recommend the least invasive effective approach.
Maintenance intervals vary but typically every three months initially, then may move to three-to-six month recalls based on risk. Regular professional cleanings and monitoring keep pockets controlled and prevent recurrence; your hygienist will advise a personalized plan.
Yes. By eliminating infection, reducing pocket depths, and rebuilding support when possible, therapy preserves teeth and bone. Ongoing maintenance and good home care are essential to sustain results and minimize the chance of future tooth loss.