Gum Surgery in Peterborough, ON

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Advanced Periodontal Care in Peterborough

Stop Infection. Protect Your Teeth.

Restore Gum Tissue and Comfort

A Clear Plan for Long-Term Health

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Your Gum Surgery Experience

Before Your Visit

We recommend:

  • Sharing your medical history and current medications
  • Letting us know about any symptoms like bleeding, swelling, or sensitivity
  • Bringing your insurance details and any previous periodontal records

During Your Appointment

  • Comprehensive Assessment: We measure pocket depths and review imaging
  • Personalized Plan: We explain recommended procedures and timelines
  • Comfort-Focused Care: Local anaesthesia and sedation options are available
  • Precise Treatment: Bacteria are removed, tissues refined or grafted, and the area protected for healing
Our Team

Say Hello to Peterborough’s Smile Experts

Our team shares a commitment to excellence and a passion for creating healthy, confident smiles. We'll treat you like family, delivering the highest standard of care in a warm, welcoming environment.

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Modern Care for Better Outcomes

Experience the difference of modern dentistry with our state-of-the-art CEREC technology, offering same-day crowns and restorations. No more temporary crowns or return visits – get your perfect smile in a single appointment.

Same-Day Emergency Care

Life doesn't wait for dental emergencies, and neither do we. Our dedicated team provides same-day emergency appointments, ensuring you get prompt relief when you need it most.

Periodontal Solutions for Adult Patients

Pocket Reduction and Osseous Surgery

For deep pockets that don’t respond to non-surgical care, we gently lift the gum to clean bacteria, smooth irregular bone, and secure tissue in a healthier position. This makes daily cleaning easier and lowers reinfection risk.

Gum Graft Surgery

When a recession exposes roots or creates sensitivity, grafting adds healthy tissue to strengthen and protect the area. The result is improved comfort, appearance, and long-term support.

Minimally Invasive Options

When appropriate, laser therapy or pinhole gum rejuvenation techniques can treat certain concerns with small access points and minimal downtime. We’ll advise if you’re a good candidate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I delay treatment?

Infection can progress, leading to more bone loss, tooth mobility, and potential tooth loss. Early, decisive care helps protect your smile.

Will insurance cover gum surgery?

Many plans cover part of the periodontal treatment. We’ll review your benefits and provide a clear estimate before you begin.

Are the results permanent?

Gum disease is manageable, not curable. With proper maintenance and healthy habits, surgical results can be long-lasting.

What can I do to prevent the disease from coming back?

Consistent home care, tailored tools (such as interdental brushes), and periodontal maintenance visits at intervals we recommend.

Will surgery fix gum recession?

Gum grafting can cover exposed roots and strengthen thin tissue. We’ll assess which grafting method best fits your needs.

How long is the recovery?

Initial healing takes 1–2 weeks for most procedures. We’ll provide specific instructions, diet tips, and follow-ups to monitor progress.

What types of gum surgery do you offer?

Pocket reduction (osseous) surgery, gum graft surgery, and minimally invasive options such as laser therapy or pinhole techniques when appropriate.

Is gum surgery painful?

We use local anaesthesia and offer sedation options. Most patients report pressure, not pain, during treatment and mild soreness afterward.

How do I know if I need gum surgery?

If deep pockets, ongoing bleeding, or bone loss persist after cleanings and scaling/root planing, surgery may be recommended to control infection.

What is periodontitis?

A chronic infection of the gums and supporting bone caused by bacterial plaque. It can lead to gum recession, bone loss, and loose teeth if not treated.

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