What Is Periodontal Surgery?
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Periodontal Surgery is a modern treatment that uses gentle laser energy to remove infected tissue and sterilize deep gum pockets. Unlike traditional gum surgery, this method requires no cutting or sutures, offers minimal discomfort, and promotes rapid healing.
Laser therapy allows us to:
Eliminate bacterial colonies at a microscopic level
Reduce inflammation and shrink pocket depth
Stimulate healthy tissue to regenerate
Prevent bacterial recolonization
Create a cleaner, stronger foundation for your teeth
Pairing this technology with professional cleaning ensures the highest level of periodontal care.
Benefits of Periodontal Surgery
A cleaner, safer, and faster way to treat gum disease.
Minimally invasive — no incisions or stitches
Reduced bleeding and swelling
Faster healing time (often within 24 hours)
Lower chance of re-infection
Decreased risk of tooth loss
Quick (3–5 minutes in some cases)
Improves overall health by reducing bacterial load
Our hygienists often recommend laser therapy during routine periodontal maintenance to support long-term gum stability and enhance immune response.
Our Periodontal Surgery Procedure
1
Laser Removal of Infected Tissue
Gentle laser energy removes diseased tissue from gum pockets without cutting.
2
Deep Root Cleaning
Once roots are exposed, plaque and tartar are thoroughly removed from all affected surfaces.
3
Laser Sterilization & Sealing
The laser is used again to disinfect the pocket and stimulate natural reattachment of gum tissue.
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Recovery & Aftercare
Healing after laser periodontal therapy is dramatically improved compared to traditional surgery.
What to Expect
Return to normal activities within 24 hours
Minimal swelling or discomfort
No stitches or incisions
No need for bone or soft tissue grafts in most cases
Faster gum reattachment and reduced inflammation
The laser works by eliminating bacterial colonies and encouraging tissue regeneration—leading to stronger, longer-lasting results.
Most patients find the procedure significantly more comfortable than traditional gum surgery.