
Restore Gum Health with Gentle Periodontal Therapy
you're experiencing symptoms like bleeding gums, gum sensitivity, or persistent bad breath, you could be in the early stages of gum disease. At Smile Studio Dental in Denver, we offer periodontal therapy—commonly known as a deep cleaning—to help restore your gum health and prevent more serious dental issues.
Deep cleanings a more extensive version of regular dental cleanings. If you have an excessive amount of plaque or you are in the early stages of gum disease, we will recommend a deep cleaning. If caught early enough, a deep cleaning can help prevent gum disease from developing further.
How It’s Different from a Routine Cleaning
- Gum inflammation or bleeding
- Deep pockets forming around teeth
- Early signs of gum disease (gingivitis or periodontitis)
By thoroughly cleaning beneath the gums and smoothing the roots of your teeth, we help create a clean, healthy environment that encourages the gums to heal and reattach.
Unlike a routine cleaning, this therapy goes beneath the gumline to remove built-up plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing alone can’t reach. It’s a proactive treatment that helps stop gum disease in its tracks, reduce inflammation, and support long-term oral health.
If caught early, periodontal therapy can often reverse the early signs of gum disease and prevent more serious issues like bone loss or tooth loss in the future. Our team uses a gentle, thoughtful approach to ensure your comfort every step of the way.
How Deep Cleaning Stops Gum Disease
Gum disease is caused by bacteria that collect under the gums and trigger inflammation. Left untreated, it can lead to gum recession, bone loss, and even tooth loss.
Periodontal therapy works by:
- Removing plaque and tartar below the gumline
- Reducing bacteria and inflammation
- Smoothing the root surfaces to support gum healing
What to Expect at Your Appointment
- Local anesthesia to ensure a pain-free experience
- Careful removal of buildup from below the gumline
- Root planing to smooth tooth surfaces and promote healing
Comfort-First Care
Long-Term Gum Health Starts Here
- More frequent cleanings
- At-home hygiene tips
- Progress checks to maintain healthy gums