You may notice red or swollen gums, bleeding when brushing or flossing, bad breath, gum recession, or loose teeth.
Gum Disease Treatment
Protect your gums and teeth with early gum disease treatment designed to stop infection and restore long-term oral health.
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Cost
The cost of gum disease treatment depends on the severity of the infection and the type of care needed. Deep cleaning is $600-$900.
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Procedure Duration
Treatment time varies by severity, with most appointments lasting 60 to 90 minutes and some cases requiring multiple visits.
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Comfort Measures
Numbing and gentle techniques help keep treatment comfortable and manageable. Nitrous oxide sedation is available.
Sedation Dentistry
Gum Disease Treatment in Nashville, TN
Gum disease, also called periodontal disease, develops when bacteria infect the gums and supporting bone around your teeth. Without treatment, it can lead to gum recession, bone loss, and even tooth loss. At Nashville Smile Creations, we focus on removing harmful bacteria, reducing inflammation, and helping your gums heal. With early care and ongoing maintenance, we can help protect your teeth, improve comfort, and support long-term oral health.
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Process of Gum Disease Treatment
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You receive a comprehensive dental exam focused on your gums and supporting bone.
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Your dentist measures gum pockets and reviews X-rays to assess infection and bone loss.
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Your dentist explains the stage of gum disease and your personalized treatment plan.
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Next Steps
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Your dental team removes plaque and tartar above and below the gumline.
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Your gums begin to heal as inflammation reduces and bacterial levels decrease.
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You receive guidance on home care and maintenance to prevent disease progression.
FAQ
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What are common signs of gum disease?
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How is gum disease diagnosed during a dental exam?
Your dentist examines your gums, measures gum pockets, checks for inflammation or bone loss, and may take X-rays to confirm the diagnosis.
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How can gum disease affect overall oral health?
Gum disease weakens the support around your teeth, increases the risk of tooth loss, and can lead to ongoing infection if left untreated.
Related Services
Dental Checkup
Dental checkups support long-term oral health by combining thorough exams with professional cleanings. You receive preventative care that helps protect your teeth and gums while identifying concerns early, before they become more serious or costly.
Dental Checkup
Fillings and Sealants
Cavity fillings and dental sealants restore damaged teeth and add a protective barrier that helps stop decay before it starts—keeping your smile strong for years to come.
Fillings and Sealants