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Gum Disease Treatment in Swanley, Kent

Undiagnosed and untreated gum disease is the main reason why patients lose their teeth but fortunately it’s preventable.

 

Here at Dental Beauty our specialist dentist can provide:

  • Treatment of periodontal disease (Disease affecting gum tissue and  bone)
  • Treatment of gingivitis (Inflamed or bleeding gums)
  • Cosmetic gum graft (To correct gum shrinkage)
  • Treatment of bad breath (halitosis)
  • Gum disease treatment around implants – Peri-implantitis
  • Correction of uneven gum line (crown lengthening)

gum disease treatment

  • Started coming to Dental Beauty Swanley at the beginning of the year. Always feel welcomed as soon as I walk in the practice. I'm a very nervous patient so this dental practice is great. The dentist talk you through every part of your treatment and answer any question you may have.

    Lisa

  • Started coming here a few years ago, I have never had better treatment. All the staff are so friendly, the reception staff are warm and welcoming. Every time I go in the atmosphere is just so lovely. Couldn't recommend more.

    Cheryl

  • Excellent in all areas. Our children are seen by the dentists here and the staff are always cheery and enthusiastic with them. I have also had several different treatments and have always felt in good hands. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this practice.

    Laura

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    Gum Disease FAQs

    How can I prevent gum disease?

    Good oral hygiene can prevent gum disease. Our hygienists and dentists will discuss with you the best way to maintain great oral health at home and advise you to attend regular check ups and hygiene appointments.

    What causes gum disease?

    Gum disease is caused by a build up of plaque, a film of bacteria which forms on the surface of the gum and teeth. Some of this bacteria is harmful and can be the cause of gum disease. By removing all the plaque from your teeth by brushing and flossing regularly, you reduce the chance of gum disease developing.

    What happens if gum disease is not treated?

    Gum disease can easily go unnoticed as it tend to progress painlessly however if left over a number of years, the bone supporting the teeth can be lost. Advanced gum disease can become more difficult to treat so it’s best to catch it early.

    How do I know if I have gum disease?

    A tell tale sign of gum disease is blood on the toothbrush or in the rinsing water when you clean your teeth. Your gums might also bleed during eating and your breath may also become unpleasant.

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