Reverse Gum Damage With Guided Bone & Tissue Regeneration in Modesto
Guided bone and tissue regeneration in Modesto rebuilds the damage caused by periodontal disease, restoring the foundation your teeth need to stay healthy and stable. When gum disease has caused significant structural damage, Dr. Kaeley uses this technique to reverse it rather than simply managing symptoms. She can help you:
- Reduce the risk of further complications from ongoing bone and tissue loss
- Stabilize the affected teeth so your smile stays intact and functional
- Improve the appearance of your gums for a healthier-looking smile
- Address the root effects of infection rather than just keeping symptoms at bay
- Reverse the damage gum disease has caused and build a stronger foundation for lasting oral health
Call 209-721-7751 today for an appointment to put your gums back on track.
Regenerative Treatment Gives You Back What Gum Disease Has Taken
Advanced gum disease often leads to significant bone and tissue loss that weakens the structures supporting your teeth. When a serious periodontal infection has caused that kind of damage, Dr. Kaeley can perform a regenerative procedure to restore what's been lost.
She'll access the area beneath the gums, thoroughly clean it to remove harmful bacteria, and place membranes, bone grafts, and tissue-stimulating proteins to encourage new bone and gum tissue to grow. After this procedure, you can expect:
- Bone Regeneration - Lost bone and tissue in the jaw are rebuilt. This restores the overall strength of your jaw and gives your teeth a more stable foundation to rely on.
- Prevention of Tooth Loss - Strengthening the bone and gum tissue around your teeth reduces the risk of movement and potential tooth loss that advanced gum disease can cause over time.
- Improved Oral Health - Removing disease-causing bacteria and infected tissue creates a healthier environment in the mouth. This lowers the risk of further periodontal complications down the road.
- Lasting Results - By addressing the underlying damage caused by gum disease rather than just its symptoms, you can look forward to healthier teeth and gums for the long term.