Non-Surgical Gum Disease Treatment

• Gums bleed when you brush (this is not normal)
• Gums are red, swollen or tender
• Gums are pulled away from the teeth
• Teeth are loose or there are spaces between your teeth
• Persistent bad breath or odor

What is Gum Disease?

Gum disease is a condition where there is active infection from bacteria growing on your teeth and the bacteria are eating away at the gums and eventually the bone. The gums and bone hold the teeth in place, so when you lose gum and bone, the tooth loses its support and falls out.

In order for you to understand that gum disease is a bacterial infection, we take a microscope slide of the bacteria under your gums and show you the live bacteria under the microscope.

If you are found to have gum disease, what is required is to have a special "Detoxification of the teeth" that cleans out the hardened and softer bacteria from below the gums.

Laser Assisted Gum Disease Treatment

Patients in treatment for years, with little improvement, see miraculous decreases in pocket size from 8mm to 2mm with non-surgical Laser gum therapy. "We were as surprised as the patient. This really works!", says Dr. Jonathan Bromboz of the program he has implemented in his office. "The results we are getting are far beyond my wildest expectations. I am so happy for my patients and to be able to help. For years I have aggressively searched for every latest technique and procedure for handling gum disease and by adding the laser we are having dramatic improvements and results. We use a combination of all of these techniques, plus the laser. Laser assisted periodontal treatment with no surgery works."  And our patients love not have to get traditional gum surgery, plus this procedure allows the gums to re-attach to the teeth. No longer do you need traditional gum surgery where the gums are cut.  The laser is gentle and removes infection with no cutting.

Go to the Articles and Videos page or our website and watch the video on LANAP (Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure.)  Those who are being told they need gum surgery are so pleased to get the laser treatment instead.  It is gentle and you can return to work right away.  Watch each video. Then call 727-712-3837 for an appointment or of course you can request a FREE DVD that explains the gentle laser gum treatment called LANAP (Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure.) 

The Perio Protect System

To maintain a clean environment under the gums we custom make “Perio Protect Trays”. These are clear trays inside which medication is placed. These trays are designed so that they form a seal to hold the disinfectant against the gum “pockets” and keep the medication from being flushed out. This is a major breakthrough because the problem has been keeping the medication from being flushed out and also being able to apply it often enough. The “Perio Trays”™ have solved this problem in that they hold the disinfectant in place and you keep the trays and continue to apply the disinfectant treatment as many times a day as needed.

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A link has been discovered between periodontal disease and heart attacks and other heart illnesses. People with Periodontal disease (over half the adult population) have a bacterial infection that causes chronic inflammation of the gums. This infection opens a pathway for this bacteria to enter the bloodstream. Studies indicate that the bacteria in periodontal disease may cause blood clots. When blood clots escape in the bloodstream, there is a relation to increased risk of heart attacks and other heart illnesses.

We treat periodontal (gum) disease very conservatively with breakthrough methods that are helping 100’s of patients improve the condition and avoid life threatening problems as well as not losing their teeth. When the bacteria eat away the gums and the bone, which is only visible on x-rays, then the teeth lose their support and fall out. Gum disease is the major cause of tooth loss.

Contact us for a free gum disease screening at 727-712-3837.