Gum Disease Treatment – Surprise, AZ

Stopping the Harmful Effects of Gum Disease

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated one out of every two adults in the United States suffers from gum disease. Even though this condition is preventable, people commonly experience symptoms of it, like bleeding gums while flossing or brushing, gum recession, and even loose permanent teeth. The best way to reverse and treat the issue is to visit our office as soon as you notice the signs of gum disease. We offer multiple therapy options to restore your oral health and prevent additional damage from occurring to your mouth.

Gum disease treatment patient at Bell Road Dentistry

Why Choose Bell Road Dentistry for Gum Disease Treatment?

Trusted Team

Experienced & Friendly Dental Team

Our skilled team is experienced in diagnosing and treating all stages of gum disease with care and precision.

Insurance Accepted

We Accept Dental Insurance

We work with most major dental insurance providers to help make your gum disease treatment affordable.

Accurate Diagnosis

Accurate Diagnoses with Our Intraoral Camera

Advanced intraoral camera technology helps us see and diagnose gum disease with exceptional detail.

Scaling & Root Planing

Scaling and root planing is a two-step process that typically takes place over the course of two appointments. During the first, our team will clear away any plaque and tartar attached to the surface of your teeth, as far down as the pockets of your gums. After that, we’ll smooth out the roots of your teeth to allow your gum tissue to healthily reattach to your teeth and provide them with necessary protection.

Two-step deep cleaning process
Removes plaque and tartar below the gumline
Smooths tooth roots for healthy gum reattachment
Typically completed over two appointments
Scaling and Root Planing
Antibiotic Therapy for Gum Disease

Antibiotic Therapy

Usually, we recommend antibiotic therapy in combination with scaling and root planing to help fight off harmful oral bacteria that are causing you discomfort. The antibiotics can be administered in the form of a mouthwash or pill, depending on your preference, and will act to target the bacteria that are attacking your gums. It’s important to complete your entire treatment plan of antibiotics to make sure that the bacteria don’t build up a resistance to them.

Prescribed in combination with scaling and root planing
Available as a mouthwash or pill
Targets harmful oral bacteria directly
Complete the full course for best results

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