Gum Disease Therapy
omprehensive Deep Cleanings to Remove Plaque and Tartar
Advanced Scaling and Root Planing for Effective Treatment
Early Detection and Intervention to Prevent Tooth Loss
Personalized Care Plans Tailored to Individual Needs
Experienced Dental Team with a Focus on Patient Comfort
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- Always Available for Dental Emergencies
- Tuesday - Saturday : 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday, Monday : Closed
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Prevent Gum Disease!
Periodontal disease, commonly known as gum disease, is caused by bacteria in plaque. If not consistently removed, this bacteria builds up, infecting your teeth, gums, and eventually the bone that supports your teeth – a common cause of tooth loss. This disease has three stages of progression: gingivitis, periodontists, and advanced periodontists; the longer the disease has to advance, the more damage it causes. With advancements in detection and treatment, at North York Pearl Dental Group, we can discover periodontal disease early and begin treatment before complicated issues arise.
Common Signs Of Gum Disease
Gum Disease Treatment Process
How Can I Prevent Gum Disease Before It Starts?
Simple, everyday steps can also be taken to avoid gum disease growth, including:
- Brushing and flossing consistently, at least twice a day
- Using an antimicrobial mouth rinse daily to help control plaque
- Scheduling regular checkups at least twice a year.
Pearl Dental Group Updates During the COVID-19 Pandemic
If you are dealing with a dental emergency during the Covid-19 crisis, our caring emergency dentist in North York is happy to be your dentist of choice. Our emergency team is here to answer your questions and assist you with your dental emergency needs. If a patient is identified with an emergency need, s/he should schedule an appointment with our emergency dentist at your earliest convenience. All of our dentists have training and expertise to offer a wide range of emergency dental services to our valued patients. Read our important message regarding “Global Research on Dentistry and Coronavirus (COVID-19)“
