Scaling & Root Planing

It depends on the severity of gum disease, but most treatments take 45-90 minutes per session.

Patients with moderate to severe gum disease may require scaling and root planing every 3-6 months for maintenance.

In many cases, gums tighten and reattach to the teeth, reducing gum pockets and improving overall health.

Yes! Treating gum disease early prevents further bone and tooth loss.

Untreated gum disease can lead to tooth loss, bone damage, and increased risk of systemic health conditions.

Most dental insurance plans cover deep cleaning for gum disease. We offer affordable payment options.

Yes, but stick to soft foods for 24 hours and avoid extremely hot or cold foods to reduce sensitivity.

If you experience bleeding gums, bad breath, gum recession, or loose teeth, you may need treatment. A consultation will confirm your diagnosis.

Regular cleanings focus on removing plaque from above the gumline, while scaling & root planing removes bacteria from deeper gum pockets to treat gum disease.