Red, swollen gums, bleeding when brushing or flossing, and bad breath are common early signs of gum disease.
Gum Disease Treatment
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Cost
Deep cleaning typically costs $337, but overall costs will depend on your full treatment needs and your insurance coverage.
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Procedure Duration
Treatment time varies—scaling and root planing can be completed in one to two visits, while additional needs may require longer treatment.
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Comfort Measures
Most patients experience minimal discomfort during treatment, with options for local anesthesia or sedation available.
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Gum Disease Treatment in Tucson, AZ
Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, affects nearly half of U.S. adults. This severe infection attacks the gums and the supporting bone. When left untreated, it can lead to tooth loss, infection, and negatively impact overall health.
With our expert treatment options, such as scaling and root planing, we help reverse early damage and prevent further loss of teeth or bone. Early detection is key. Our treatment targets the root causes of gum inflammation and bone loss.
When it comes to your gum health, you can always expect world-class care catered to your unique needs, preserving your oral health with lasting results.
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What's Involved in Gum Disease Treatment?
Treating gum disease typically begins with a gentle, thorough cleaning to remove plaque and tartar buildup around the gums. For deeper infections, scaling and root planing smooth the tooth roots and help the gums heal more securely. In some cases, advanced therapies or minimally invasive procedures may be recommended to restore gum health.
Throughout every step, our team focuses on your comfort and confidence, offering personalized guidance and supportive care. With the right treatment and ongoing maintenance, a healthier, brighter smile is absolutely within reach.
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Avoiding or Maintaining Gum Disease
Maintain a thriving smile after gum disease treatment by adopting simple, healthy habits. Brush your teeth twice daily with a soft toothbrush, gently floss to remove hidden plaque, and rinse with an antimicrobial mouthwash to help keep bacteria in check. Stay committed to regular professional cleanings so we can monitor the healing process and catch any concerns early.
A balanced diet, plenty of water, and avoiding tobacco all boost gum resilience. With consistent care and our supportive team by your side, you can maintain strong, healthy gums and confidently prevent future gum disease.
FAQ
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What are the early signs of gum disease?
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Can gum disease be reversed?
Yes—early stages, such as gingivitis, are reversible with professional cleanings and good oral hygiene.
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How long does gum disease take to develop?
Gum disease develops gradually, often over months of unnoticed plaque buildup, but you can stay ahead of it with regular cleanings and good home care.