Gum disease can persist for months or years without treatment, often worsening and causing significant damage.
Gum Disease Treatment in Dublin, OH
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Cost
Deep cleaning to treat gum disease is $240–$1,316. We accept dental insurance and offer a savings plan.
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Procedure Duration
Gum disease treatment usually takes 1–2 hours per visit and may require multiple appointments depending on severity.
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Comfort Measures
We offer local anesthesia to ensure that your deep cleaning treatment is gentle, comfortable and stress-free.
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Prevent gum disease and gum loss with gum disease treatment near Dublin, OH
If you want to maintain a healthy and radiant smile, it’s important to take care of your teeth and gums. At Avery Dental Wellness, we believe that prevention is key to achieving total dental wellness. That’s why we offer periodontal cleaning and maintenance services to help protect your smile from the hidden enemy: gum disease. With our periodontal cleaning and maintenance services, you can prevent gum disease, protect your teeth and achieve total dental wellness.
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Gum Disease Symptoms
Bleeding gums
Bleeding gums can be an early sign of gingivitis, the early stage of gum disease. Gingivitis occurs when plaque, a sticky film of bacteria, builds up on the teeth and irritates the gums, causing them to become inflamed and bleed easily.
Bad breath
Gum disease can cause deep pockets to form between the teeth and gums, which can trap bacteria and food particles, leading to bad breath.
Gum recession
Gum recession occurs when the gums pull away from the teeth, exposing the roots. Receding gums leave the teeth vulnerable to decay and sensitivity. Other factors that can cause gum recession include aggressive brushing, genetics and hormonal changes.
Loose teeth
Gum disease can cause the bone and connective tissue that hold the teeth in place to break down, leading to loose teeth. Other factors that can cause loose teeth include injury and advanced tooth decay.
FAQ
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How long can gum disease go untreated?
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How long does gum disease take to heal?
With proper care and follow-ups, healing can begin within a few weeks after treatment.
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When is gum disease considered serious?
When gums recede, pockets deepen, bone loss occurs or teeth become loose, gum disease has advanced to periodontitis.
Related Services
Dental Checkups
The American Dental Association recommends that individuals have a dental exam and cleaning every six months. Doing so prevents dental problems before they become severe and identify underlying issues that may not be visible to the naked eye. Additionally, a visual and physical oral cancer screening detects early signs of oral cancer, so you can have peace of mind knowing that your oral health is being taken care of.
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Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment removes infection from inside your tooth, relieving pain while saving your natural tooth. The procedure is gentle, effective and often completed in just one visit. With a protective crown added afterward, your tooth is restored for long-term health and function.
Root Canal Treatment