Gum disease care
Gum disease can affect the tissues supporting your teeth. Bleeding, swelling or changes in your gums deserve attention, even if they are not painful.
Understand your options
Ask what the examination shows and why a treatment is recommended.
Discuss your priorities
Explain your goals, concerns and previous dental experiences.
Plan your next step
Discuss alternatives, expected care and individualized costs.
Know what to expect
Ask about maintenance, follow-up and when to contact the practice.
Is a regular cleaning the same as gum treatment? No. Your gum assessment helps determine whether a routine cleaning or a different treatment is appropriate.
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Treatment starts with an assessment
The recommended care depends on the extent of the problem. It may include improving daily cleaning, professional treatment such as scaling and root planing, and follow-up visits. More advanced concerns may need specialist care.
