Periodontal Treatment in Newcastle
Your dental health isn’t just about your teeth. Your gums need to be healthy for you to have a beautiful smile. At 7 Pearls Dental, we can address the needs of your entire mouth to make sure that your teeth and gums stay in great shape. If you have a problem with the soft tissues of your mouth, we can identify them and provide the treatment you need to restore your good oral health.
The Causes of Gum Disease
Brushing, flossing and having your regular checkups with us will help to prevent you from ever getting gum disease. If you aren’t stringent about these routines, however, plaque can build up on the teeth. When plaque sits on the teeth, it will calcify and turn into tartar. Tartar buildup can’t be removed with brushing and flossing. It will lead to your gums becoming irritated, which is known as periodontal disease or gum disease.
At your periodic checkups with us, we evaluate your gums as well as your teeth to make sure that you have no signs of periodontal disease.
The Symptoms of Gum Disease
Are you concerned that you may be showing signs of having periodontal disease? It’s nothing to ignore or put off dealing with. Gum disease has been linked with a higher risk of diabetes, stroke and fertility problems.
The symptoms that you may have periodontal disease include:
- Bad breath (halitosis)
- Bleeding gums
- Loose teeth
- Darkened gums
- Receding gums
- Sensitive gums
Non-Surgical Soft Tissue Therapy
Many of our patients want to avoid the need for surgery. If so, soft tissue therapy can be a fantastic way to treat your gum disease. We can provide this service in-clinic. It involves using ultrasonics, antibiotics and irrigation. With regular visits to us, we can make a dramatic improvement in your periodontal health.
Schedule Your Visit Today
Are you concerned about the state of your gums? You may benefit from periodontal treatment Newcastle. Contact us today to schedule your appointment!
*Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Each smile is unique and individual results may vary.