Gum disease, or periodontal disease, is a serious oral health condition that begins with gum inflammation (gingivitis) and can progress to damage the tissues and bone supporting your teeth. Left untreated, it can lead to symptoms like red, swollen, bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, gum recession, loose teeth, and even tooth loss.
Beyond oral health, gum disease is linked to systemic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and stroke, underscoring its broader health implications. At OneStop Implants, we diagnose and treat gum disease with advanced techniques and a personalized approach to restore your oral health and protect your smile. Whether you’re in the early stages or require more extensive care, our expert team is here to help you achieve lasting results!
Left untreated, it can lead to symptoms like red, swollen, bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, gum recession, loose teeth, and even tooth loss.
At OneStop Implants, we proudly offer gum disease treatment and help our patients achieve healthier, more confident smiles. Our process begins with a thorough assessment of your gum health, allowing us to create a customized treatment plan tailored to the stage and severity of your condition. With a strong focus on prevention, we offer regular cleanings and patient education to help you maintain optimal oral health and prevent gum disease from progressing.
For those requiring treatment, we provide a comprehensive range of options, from managing early-stage gingivitis to advanced periodontal care to restore gum health and preserve your natural teeth. To ensure that expert care is accessible, we’re proud to offer flexible financing options, making it easier for you to prioritize your oral health. Trust our OneStop Implants team to guide you to a healthier smile that lasts a lifetime.
Crown lengthening is a procedure used to remove excess gum tissue and expose more of the tooth’s surface. This can be done for aesthetic reasons or to create a healthier environment for a crown or filling.
This treatment can improve appearance and function by reshaping the gums and bone around a tooth. Crown lengthening can also make cleaning the area around the tooth easier, helping prevent future periodontal disease.
A gingival or gum graft treats receding gums and restores lost gum tissue. This procedure involves transferring tissue from another mouth area or using donor tissue to cover exposed tooth roots. Gingival grafts help protect roots from decay, reduce sensitivity, and improve the smile’s overall appearance. This treatment is particularly effective for advanced cases of gum disease that have caused significant gum loss.
Scaling and root planing are deep-cleaning procedures designed to remove plaque and tartar buildup beneath the gum line. Scaling removes harmful bacteria and deposits, while root planing smooths the tooth root to encourage gum reattachment. This non-surgical gum disease treatment is highly effective for patients with mild to moderate periodontal disease. Regular maintenance after treatment helps prevent the return of gum infection and supports long-term gum health.
A frenectomy is a procedure that removes or modifies the frenulum, a small tissue band connecting the lip to the gum. This treatment can help alleviate gum issues caused by tension in the frenulum and improve the health of the surrounding gum tissue. Frenectomies can be essential in preventing gum recession or addressing gum irritation linked to an overly tight frenulum.
A gingivectomy is a surgical procedure to remove diseased gum tissue and reshape the gums around the teeth. This treatment can reduce periodontal pockets and create a healthier, more manageable gum line by eliminating inflamed tissue. Gingivectomies are commonly used to treat advanced gum disease, provide a cleaner environment, and help prevent further infection.
LANAP (Laser-Assisted New Attachment Procedure) is an advanced, minimally invasive treatment for gum disease that uses laser technology to target and remove infected tissue while preserving healthy gums. This procedure promotes bone and tissue regeneration, helping stabilize teeth and improve oral health.
Unlike traditional gum surgery, LANAP involves no cutting or sutures, resulting in less discomfort and a quicker recovery time for patients. At OneStop Implants, we offer LANAP as a state-of-the-art solution to effectively treat periodontal disease and restore your smile with minimal downtime.
LAPIP (Laser-Assisted Peri-Implantitis Procedure) is a specialized laser treatment designed to address peri-implantitis, which affects the gums and bone around dental implants. Using advanced laser technology, LAPIP targets and removes harmful bacteria while preserving healthy tissues and the integrity of the implant.
This minimally invasive procedure promotes healing and helps regenerate bone and gum tissue to stabilize the implant. We offer LAPIP as a cutting-edge solution for maintaining the health and longevity of your dental implants.
Osseous surgery is designed to treat advanced periodontal disease by reshaping and cleaning the bone and gum tissues around teeth. It involves removing diseased gum tissue and smoothing irregularities in the bone to eliminate bacteria and create a healthier environment for gum healing. This procedure can help save teeth that might otherwise be lost and prevent the progression of gum disease.
Peri-implantitis is a serious inflammatory condition that affects the gum tissue and bone surrounding dental implants. It is often caused by bacteria buildup or poor oral hygiene. It can lead to gum inflammation, bone loss, and, if untreated, the failure of the dental implant.
Early detection and intervention are crucial to prevent further damage and restore the health of the surrounding tissues. We specialize in advanced treatments for peri-implantitis, including laser therapy and regenerative procedures, to protect your investment and maintain your oral health.
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