Dental Development Specialist

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Phone: (507) 281-3524

Address: 2430 Churchill Ln NE, Rochester, MN 55906

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Dental Examination
It is important to note that there are several risk factors for periodontitis such as age, stress, family history, smoking and certain systemic diseases, to name a few. Although gums that bleed are a sign of periodontal disease, sometimes there is actually no bleeding at all. Periodontal disease rarely causes pain until the later stages of the disease. For these reasons, it is extremely important to have a complete periodontal examination on a yearly basis by your dentist or periodontist.

Teeth Cleaning

Fillings
Crowns
There are two different situations that crown lengthening would be beneficial. Functional Crown Lengthening and Esthetic Crown Lengthening
Bridges

Periodontal Surgery
You have completed a very important phase of your periodontal treatment and will now begin the healing process. Fortunately, periodontal surgery today has few complications and is usually uneventful. The following instructions are intended to aid in your healing and to keep you comfortable.
Deep Cleaning
For some patients, the early stages of periodontal disease may be treated with a procedure called Scaling and Root Planning. The first step of this procedure is accomplished by placing a fine ultrasonic tip between the tooth and tissue, in the periodontal pocket, to remove plaque, calculus and lower the numbers of bacteria. This is followed by the use of specifically shaped instruments designed to clean the root and remove any remaining bacteria. A smooth clean root surface allows the tissue to reattach. In about 4 weeks, periodontal pockets may be reduced or eliminated when the tissue reattaches and the swelling is reduced. With good oral health care techniques and shallow periodontal pockets, patients can, in many cases, maintain these areas.

Dentures
A denture or essix retainer should be worn for esthetics purposes rather than function. Please wear these appliances at a minimum.

Dental Implants
Helping you find reliable information related to periodontal disease and implants is one of the goals of Periodontal Specialists. Listed below are resources for additional information on a variety of topics. Simply click on the topic of choice. If you have additional questions, please do not hesitate to ask our periodontist at your next visit.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Gum Surgery
While I wasnâ€™t excited for the gum surgery itself, everything about the experience from the initial evaluation to the procedure itself went smoothly and efficiently. Communication was top notch and everyone was kind, professional, thoughtful, and highly skilled.
Tooth Extractions
Our philosophy to prevent bone shrinkage is to place a bone graft at the time of tooth extraction to preserve the jawbone as much as possible.
Ridge Augmentation
The ridge augmentation procedure benefits people who have lost the basic structure of their jawbone due to missing teeth.
Bone Grafting
Dental implants are a teamwork effort between our periodontist (a specialist in the surgical aspect of a dental implant like tooth removal, bone grafting, and placement of the implant itself) â€“ and your general dentist (an expert in the fabrication of the crown/tooth aspect of your implant and ensuring balance of the bite).

Orthodontics
A Maxillary Frenum on a child where the strong frenum is creating a gap between the teeth. The frenectomy is done to release the extra tissue, and then orthodontics are used to close the gap. The frenectomy helps ensure the teeth do not easily re-open after the gap is closed.
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