Laser Gum Disease Treatment

As part of your routine visits to the dental practice of Jacob S. Miller, DDS, our dentist will examine your mouth for signs of gum disease. If you suffer from gum disease, we may recommend that you visit our office for regular gum disease treatments in Grand Rapids, Michigan. During these treatments, our team will gently clean your gums with our soft tissue laser, providing you with highly accurate and virtually pain-free treatment. If you have questions about our gum disease treatments, we welcome you to contact us at 616-364-7039 and schedule a visit with our dentist to discuss your concerns.

Laser gum treatment is a type of treatment for periodontal disease that is completed using a dental laser. Our dentist may recommend laser gum treatment if your smile is affected by periodontal disease. Also known as gum disease, periodontal disease is a degenerative condition caused by bacteria in plaque. As the plaque builds up on the teeth, the bacteria may cause inflammation and infection in the gums and supporting tissues. When left untreated, gum disease can lead to tooth loss, bone loss, and receding gums. Laser gum treatment is used to kill bacteria, remove infected tissue, and encourage the growth of healthy gum tissue. Through treatment, we strive to halt the progress of the disease and encourage the growth of healthy tissue.

Periodontal treatment completed using dental lasers is typically more comfortable than traditional methods. In fact, you may not even require anesthetic for your laser gum treatment. Laser gum treatment is efficient and comfortable. Laser dentistry often eliminates the need for stitches and decreases your risk of infection following treatment, and dental lasers also minimize bleeding.

To learn more about the advantages of laser gum treatment, we welcome you to call or visit our dental office today. We are committed to improving your oral health!

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