Description: Periodontal maintenance is a specialized deep cleaning procedure designed for patients with a history of gum disease (periodontitis). It involves removing plaque, tartar, and bacteria from below the gumline to prevent infection from returning. Unlike standard dental cleanings, periodontal maintenance focuses on keeping the gums free from harmful bacteria, reducing inflammation, and protecting the bone structure supporting your teeth.
Stops bacteria from causing further damage.
Focuses on areas beneath the gumline.
Helps maintain a healthy gumline.
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Most patients require periodontal maintenance every 3 to 4 months to prevent gum disease from returning.
Regular cleanings focus on surface plaque, while periodontal maintenance cleans deep below the gumline to remove bacteria and prevent infection.
The procedure is minimally uncomfortable, and we can use local anesthesia if needed to ensure your comfort.
Periodontitis is a chronic condition, but with regular maintenance, it can be managed to prevent further damage.
