MICHAEL MAZAHERI, DDS

DENTURES & PARTIALS

 

 

 

 

 

One of the most common dental conditions in oral medicine is Periodontal disease. This condition involves the inflammation of the gums that affect the bone and the stability of the teeth in the mouth. Some of the factors that contribute to periodontal disease include: Smoking, diabetes, plaque, and poor oral hygiene. There are few treatments available to treat periodontal disease.

 

Scaling and Root planning also known as "Deep Cleaning"

 

Deep cleaning involves detailed removal of the plaque and tartar that has been accumulated on the teeth and root surfaces of the dentition specially below the gum in the area known as Pockets.  Scottsdale Dentist and our hygienist start the procedure with  hand instruments known as scalers and ultrasonic scaler. The use of ultrasonics efficiently removes plaque and tartar build in hard to reach areas. The use of scalers and ultrasonics "plane" the root surfaces, leaving a clean and smooth surface for the gum tissues to attach and eliminate pockets.

 

How does the procedure feel

 

 

The procedure normally begins with local anesthesia to numb the tissues so that there will be no discomfort during the cleaning process. Following the procedure your teeth may be slightly sensitive for one to two days while the gums are healing. We sometimes prescribe desensitizing medication to provide you with sensitivity relief.

 

Periodontal Maintenance

 

Following Scaling and Root planning you will be placed on a 3 month cleaning schedule to maintain your gums and promote healing and elimination of periodontal pockets. This regimen is the most important part of periodontal disease treatment. Periodontal maintenance typically involves:

 

  • Dental cleaning: 3 month cleanings help keep the mouth in excellent health and  prevent the progression of periodontal disease.

 

  • Plaque and Tartar Elimination

 

  • Removal of Stain buildup

 

  • Halitosis Prevention – Halitosis is also known as "Bad breath" and can be prevented by regular dental cleanings.

 

  • Reduction in periodontal pockets

 

 At our dental office we routinely treat periodontal disease effectively in Scottsdale, please contact us to schedule a consultation with Dr. Mazaheri.

 

 

PERIODONTAL GUM TREATMENT IN SCOTTSDALE

8406 E. Shea Blvd. Suite 101

Scottsdale, AZ 85260

480-669-6444

 

 

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One of the most common dental conditions in oral medicine is Periodontal disease. This condition involves the inflammation of the gums that affect the bone and the stability of the teeth in the mouth. Some of the factors that contribute to periodontal disease include: Smoking, diabetes, plaque, and poor oral hygiene. There are few treatments available to treat periodontal disease.

 

Scaling and Root planning also known as "Deep Cleaning"

 

Deep cleaning involves detailed removal of the plaque and tartar that has been accumulated on the teeth and root surfaces of the dentition specially below the gum in the area known as Pockets.  Scottsdale Dentist and our hygienist start the procedure with  hand instruments known as scalers and ultrasonic scaler. The use of ultrasonics efficiently removes plaque and tartar build in hard to reach areas. The use of scalers and ultrasonics "plane" the root surfaces, leaving a clean and smooth surface for the gum tissues to attach and eliminate pockets.

 

How does the procedure feel

 

 

The procedure normally begins with local anesthesia to numb the tissues so that there will be no discomfort during the cleaning process. Following the procedure your teeth may be slightly sensitive for one to two days while the gums are healing. We sometimes prescribe desensitizing medication to provide you with sensitivity relief.

 

Periodontal Maintenance

 

Following Scaling and Root planning you will be placed on a 3 month cleaning schedule to maintain your gums and promote healing and elimination of periodontal pockets. This regimen is the most important part of periodontal disease treatment. Periodontal maintenance typically involves:

 

  • Dental cleaning: 3 month cleanings help keep the mouth in excellent health and  prevent the progression of periodontal disease.

 

  • Plaque and Tartar Elimination

 

  • Removal of Stain buildup

 

  • Halitosis Prevention – Halitosis is also known as "Bad breath" and can be prevented by regular dental cleanings.

 

  • Reduction in periodontal pockets

 

 At our dental office we routinely treat periodontal disease effectively in Scottsdale, please contact us to schedule a consultation with Dr. Mazaheri.