Specialist care for
gum disease treatment
Gum disease is one of the most common oral health conditions. It occurs when bacteria attacks the gum disease and causes it to become red, inflamed and prone to bleeding. We can help you to get your gum disease under control quickly.
Treatment starts from just £65
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Wide range of treatments
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Preventative care
We can help you to stop gum disease developing.
Specialist team
Our highly trained periodontists are here to help.
Prevent tooth loss
Early intervention can help prevent tooth loss.
Gum disease can lead to widespread health problems if left untreated. The good news is that it is very easy to treat and many patients respond well to treatment. There are also steps you can take at home to keep your mouth and gums healthy.
If you're concerned about gum disease, regular trips to the dental hygienist will help you to stay on top of your oral health. Not only will you enjoy a deep and thorough professional cleaning, but you will also get personalised advice for caring for your teeth and gums at home. Every mouth is different, so how you care for your teeth might be very different to how someone else cares for their teeth.
Your dental hygienist can help you to learn the difference between different types of floss or teach you how to use interdental brushes. They can also advise on which oral care products will help to improve your oral health and which might prove to be a waste of money. And finally, they can give you personalised advice on other treatments that might be of interest to you, including cosmetic and restorative care.
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How we treat gum disease
Gum disease treatment will vary depending on the severity of your symptoms and how advanced your case is. With early intervention, we might be able to prevent it with improved oral hygiene and regular hygienist cleanings.
Improve oral hygiene
Adjusting your brushing and flossing routine may be all that is needed to stop gum disease.
Regular hygienist cleanings
A scale and polish at the dentist will remove bacteria, plaque and tartar build-up.
Specialist mouthwash
Mouthwash containing chlorhexidine or hexetidine may help prevent the build-up of plaque.