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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Periodontal Gum Therapy.
Periodontal Gum Therapy includes scaling, root planing, surgical and non-surgical treatments to remove infection, reduce pocket depths, and promote healing. It’s recommended for patients with gingivitis or periodontitis, especially those with bleeding gums, gum recession, or bone loss evidence.
Initial appointments often take 60 to 90 minutes for assessment and deep cleaning; follow-ups are shorter, usually 30 to 60 minutes. Complex surgical procedures require longer planning and operative time, discussed during consultation.
Most non-surgical procedures cause minimal discomfort; local anesthesia and topical numbing make treatment comfortable. Surgical therapies involve local or sedation options; your dentist will discuss pain control and post-operative care to manage discomfort and promote healing.
Treatment often starts with two or more deep cleaning visits, followed by re-evaluation after 4-6 weeks. Advanced disease may require surgical procedures plus several maintenance appointments; long-term success depends on regular follow-ups and home oral care.
While non-surgical therapy controls infection and may slow bone loss, significant regeneration often requires regenerative procedures like bone grafts or guided tissue regeneration. Your dentist will evaluate bone levels with X-rays and recommend appropriate options.
Maintain results with diligent home care—twice-daily brushing, flossing, and interdental cleaning—plus routine professional maintenance every 3 to 6 months. Quit smoking, manage medical conditions like diabetes, and attend scheduled periodontal check-ups to prevent recurrence.