Periodontal Care in Peterborough, ON

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Specialized Gum Health in Peterborough

Early Intervention for Better Outcomes

A Gentle, Effective Approach to Care

Ongoing Support for Long-Term Health

Comprehensive Periodontal Services

Scaling and Root Planing

Also known as deep cleaning, this non-surgical treatment removes plaque and tartar from below the gumline. We smooth the roots to encourage reattachment of the gums and reduce inflammation.

Gum Graft Surgery

If gum recession has exposed the tooth roots, gum grafting helps restore the tissue. We use donor tissue or your own soft tissue to cover the roots, reduce sensitivity, and improve aesthetics.

Laser Gum Therapy

Laser technology allows us to precisely target infected gum tissue while preserving healthy areas. This approach minimizes discomfort, reduces bleeding, and promotes faster healing.

Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation

This minimally invasive technique treats gum recession without traditional grafts or sutures. Small pinholes are made in the tissue, which is then gently repositioned to cover exposed roots.

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.

Your Periodontal Appointment Experience

Before Your Visit

We recommend:

  • Sharing any symptoms, such as bleeding gums or sensitivity
  • Bringing your dental history or X-rays, if available
  • Preparing a list of questions about gum care or concerns

Whether this is your first gum care visit or a continuation of previous treatment, we’ll walk you through what to expect and how to prepare.

During Your Appointment

Digital Imaging and Assessment: We begin with a comprehensive gum exam, including probing depths, digital X-rays, and imaging to evaluate tissue health and bone support.

Diagnosis and Discussion: If we identify signs of gum disease, we’ll explain your diagnosis in clear, simple terms and recommend the most appropriate treatment options based on the severity and your goals.

Treatment Planning: We review all options, from deep cleaning to surgical care, and build a personalized plan. We also discuss sedation if you experience anxiety about dental procedures.

Next Steps: Whether you begin treatment the same day or return for a future visit, you’ll leave with a clear understanding of what comes next and how to care for your gums at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pinhole Surgery right for me?

Pinhole gum rejuvenation may be a great option if you have gum recession and want a less invasive alternative to traditional grafting. We’ll assess your case and help you decide.

Pinhole Surgery in Peterborough, ON

Choose the minimally invasive solution for receding gums. We offer Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation to gently restore your gumline—no grafts, no stitches, and minimal downtime.

How long does it take to heal from gum surgery?

Healing times vary by procedure. Many patients return to normal activities within a day or two. We’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions to support your recovery.

How often should I get periodontal maintenance?

After treatment, we may recommend visits every 3–4 months to keep your gums healthy and prevent the return of disease.

Will my gum treatment hurt?

We use gentle techniques and offer sedation options for your comfort. Many procedures, including laser therapy, are minimally invasive with little to no downtime.

What is the difference between scaling and root planing and a regular cleaning?

Regular cleanings address plaque above the gumline. Scaling and root planing remove bacteria from below the gumline and smooth the roots to help gums reattach.

What causes gum disease?

Gum disease is typically caused by plaque buildup that leads to inflammation and infection in the gums. Smoking, genetics, and health conditions can increase your risk.

Can gum disease be cured?

In its early stages (gingivitis), gum disease can often be reversed with professional cleanings and good home care. More advanced cases (periodontitis) can be managed with regular maintenance.

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