- Note: Procedures will have pictorals to accompany them once the site is completely up and running. Thank you for your patience.
- Scalings and Root Planing
- Osseous Surgery
- Osseous Integrated Implants
- Grafts (Both Connective Gingival Grafts & Free Grafts)
- Frenectomy
- Biopsy
- Bone Augmentation
- Crown Lengthening
- Distal Wedges
- Guided Tissue Regeneration (Membrane)
- Recall Maintenance
- Full Mouth X-rays
- Panoramic X-rays
Also known as a deep cleaning (phase I), scaling and root planing is used to remove plaque, calculus, and endotoxin. By doing this procedure, you eliminate bleeding, inflammation, pocket infection and heal periodontal lesions.
Phase II treatment- an extremely precise
demanding technique. In this procedure the gum is cut open, and diseased tissue
(granulation tissue) is removed. Usual quadrant approach procedure takes about one
hour, is painless, and patients return to their normal activities within
hours.
In this procedure, the bone is prepared surgically and a titanium screw (implant) is placed replacing the host root structure. This prepares the site for a single tooth or fixed bridge.
These grafts are used to create more areas of attached gingiva. A plastic surgery procedure to improve esthetics.
Complete removal of the frenum, including attachment to underlying bone. This procedure creates a zone of attached gingiva between the gingival margin and the frenum.
A biopsy is used to identify and clarify any troublesome area(s) and diagnose pathology.
This procedure occupies a space and helps regenerate bone previously lost by disease or accident.
Increases the size of the clinical crown in order to develop adequate crown retentive requirements.
A type of incision to reduce pocket depth in areas of difficult access.
Saves important abutment teeth by stimulating bone growth.
Are requested or taken prior to any periodontal procedure.
Available with osseous integrated implant program in our office.
