Periodontal Care In Kennewick
Letting your oral health slip is nothing to be ashamed of. Unfortunately, developing gingivitis or gum disease happens to the best of us. We’re here to help get you back on track.
Periodontal Care
Periodontal Care
Do I really need periodontal care?
If you suspect that you may need periodontal care, there’s no time like the present to protect your smile and preserve your natural tooth structure. Periodontitis can have damaging effects. In fact, in some severe cases, patients can even end up losing teeth. If you notice any symptoms such as inflamed or bleeding gums, it’s important to seek intervention as soon as possible.
Periodontal Care
Periodontal Care
What Makes Us Different
Join Our Perio Membership Plan!
We believe everyone deserves affordable dental care, even patients who require a little extra TLC. By signing up for our periodontal care membership plan, you’ll be giving your smile the high-quality care it deserves and saving money along the way.
Perio Cleanings Included
No Insurance Needed
Discounts On Additional Services
Benefits
Benefits
The Benefits of Periodontal Care
Restore Your Health
Everyone deserves to feel great about their smile. We make whitening your teeth comfortable and convenient with our custom whitening trays.
Prevent Further Damage
Everyone deserves to feel great about their smile. We make whitening your teeth comfortable and convenient with our custom whitening trays.
Save Money
Everyone deserves to feel great about their smile. We make whitening your teeth comfortable and convenient with our custom whitening trays.
The Process
The Process
The Deep Cleaning Process
Local Anesthetic
First, your dentist will apply a local anesthetic to keep you comfortable during your treatment. Deep cleanings may cause more sensitivity for patients than regular dental cleanings, but you’ll be comfortable throughout the procedure thanks to our gentle numbing techniques.
Scaling & Root Planing
Next, your doctor will use special tools to “scale” tartar and plaque from between your teeth and below your gum line. The goal is to remove the harmful bacteria that causes gum disease. Then, once your teeth and gums have been cleaned, your dentist will “plane,” or smooth, the roots of your teeth. This process eliminates the pockets and pits that form below the roots of your teeth which harbor harmful bacteria.
Before & Afters
Before & Afters
A SMILE IS THE BEST THING YOU CAN WEAR
FAQ's
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.
