Laser Gum Surgery - Pensacola, FL

Modern Technology That Can Improve Your Health

Minimally invasive and therapeutic

Laser gum surgery in the Pensacola, FL region with Dr. David Williams makes moderate to severe periodontal disease treatment minimally invasive and more therapeutic than ever before. If you need periodontal disease treatment, consider laser with Dr. Williams. Please call or contact us today so we can set up an appointment for you!

Laser Periodontal Disease Treatment in Six Steps

Periodontal disease treatment is easier and only minimally discomforting today. If you have gum disease, consider laser gum surgery in the Pensacola, FL region with Dr. Williams. Please call or contact us today so we can make an appointment for you!

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The first step is to find out how deep your periodontal pockets are, which is where bacteria hide, destroying the bone, connective tissue, and fibers that support your teeth. A dental ruler is used to gently measure how deep the pockets are and how much damage is occurring.

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Now it is time to get the bacteria out of those pockets using the PerioLase® MVP-7™ dental laser. This state of the art tool is considered one of the leading and most trusted dental lasers available today. It pinpoints and wipes away bacteria deep under the gum line without harming healthy tissue the way a scalpel does. Less bleeding and irritation makes periodontal disease treatment faster and more tolerable than ever before.

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To break up or denature the hardened calculus, or tartar, between teeth and under the gums, Dr. Williams may use the laser and then switch to using an ultrasonic scaler to finish the work.

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Now that the bacteria and diseased tissue have been removed, Dr. Williams will create a barrier around your teeth to keep out new germs while you heal. The laser is used to create tiny blood clots around your teeth, which provides a natural way for your gums to defend themselves against reinfection.

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Laser makes it possible for stimulate the reattachment of your connecting tissues instead of using stiches to sew the gum line back together. Dr. Williams just compresses the gums against the root surfaces, allowing them to reattach naturally on their own.

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The last step in your laser periodontal disease treatment is to readjust your bite to make sure all of your teeth are still in good alignment. This step is very important for patients who have bone loss because their jaw can be more vulnerable to injury.

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Whether your dental needs are a gum recession surgery, implants, or anything in between, we promise to provide you with exceptional care as we enhance the natural beauty of your smile. We’re proud to service patients from the Pensacola, FL region. If you have any questions, concerns, or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact us today. We look forward to providing you with the personal care you deserve.

Laser Gum Surgery - Pensacola, FL

Modern Technology That Can Improve Your Health

Minimally invasive and therapeutic

Laser Periodontal Disease Treatment in Six Steps

01

The first step is to find out how deep your periodontal pockets are, which is where bacteria hide, destroying the bone, connective tissue, and fibers that support your teeth. A dental ruler is used to gently measure how deep the pockets are and how much damage is occurring.

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To break up or denature the hardened calculus, or tartar, between teeth and under the gums, Dr. Williams may use the laser and then switch to using an ultrasonic scaler to finish the work.

04

Now that the bacteria and diseased tissue have been removed, Dr. Williams will create a barrier around your teeth to keep out new germs while you heal. The laser is used to create tiny blood clots around your teeth, which provides a natural way for your gums to defend themselves against reinfection.

05

Laser makes it possible for stimulate the reattachment of your connecting tissues instead of using stiches to sew the gum line back together. Dr. Williams just compresses the gums against the root surfaces, allowing them to reattach naturally on their own.

06

The last step in your laser periodontal disease treatment is to readjust your bite to make sure all of your teeth are still in good alignment. This step is very important for patients who have bone loss because their jaw can be more vulnerable to injury.

Schedule Your Appointment Today!

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