Gum Disease Treatment Naples

Protecting You from Gum Disease

Person pointing to a red spot in their gums before gum disease treatment

Did you know that the most common dental problem in the world isn’t cavities, but rather gum disease? It’s a bacterial infection that affects the soft tissues that support the teeth, which is why it’s also strongly associated with adult tooth loss! Our team is able to diagnose and treat this problem quickly so that you can preserve your smile and comfort. Be sure to reach out if your gums are sensitive, red, swollen, or frequently bleed when you brush your teeth. We can restore your oral health and comfort with targeted gum disease treatment in Naples.

Why Choose Advanced Prosthodontics & Implant Esthetics for Gum Disease Treatment?

  • In-House Gum Grafts
  • Concierge-Level Customer Service
  • Dental Care That Uplifts Overall Health

Scaling & Root Planing

Illustration of dental scaler clearing plaque buildup from gumline

During its early stages, gum disease can be easily managed with a deep cleaning, which consists of two steps: scaling and root planing. With scaling, we remove the built-up tartar that is below the gum line, and then we smooth the enamel with root planing. This kickstarts the healing process and helps the gums reattach to the teeth in a way that will make them less likely to accumulate tartar and bacteria in the future. 

Antibiotic Treatment

Illustration of dental laser treating gums

Gum disease bacteria likes to hide deep down in gum pockets, making it very hard to reach. Scaling and root planing can take care of most of it, and antibiotic treatment is able to deal with the rest. Using a topical solution or prescription-strength rinse (or both), we can eliminate an ongoing infection, soothe tender gums, and help you stay healthy between appointments.

Gum Grafts

Illustration of bone grafting material being placed in socket after tooth extraction

In places where the gums have receded and left the roots of the teeth exposed, we can restore them with a gum graft. This involves taking a small bit of a patient’s tissue (usually from the roof of the mouth) and using it to cover the teeth. Our team’s experience and use of technology make this process very straightforward, precise, and comfortable so that your time in the chair is minimal and recovery is fast.