Scaling and Root Planing - 1-3 teeth per quadrant
$185
Deep cleaning to remove plaque and tartar below the gum line.
Periodontics
Periodontal care focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of gum disease -- protecting the foundation that supports your teeth.
Healthy gums. Stronger smile.
What Periodontal Treatment Can Help With
Gum disease can progress silently. Early diagnosis and treatment help protect bone structure, prevent tooth loss, and maintain long-term oral health.
- Gingivitis (early gum inflammation)
- Periodontitis (advanced gum disease)
- Bleeding or swollen gums
- Bone loss around teeth
- Loose or shifting teeth
Periodontal Services & Pricing
Transparent pricing for specialized gum care.
Non-Surgical Periodontal Treatment
Scaling and Root Planing - 4+ teeth per quadrant
$225
Deep cleaning for broader periodontal involvement.
Full Mouth Debridement
$320
Comprehensive cleaning for significant buildup.
Scaling - Full Mouth (Gingival Inflammation)
$160
Full-mouth scaling to manage inflammation.
Periodontal Maintenance
$140
Ongoing maintenance after periodontal treatment.
Localized Tissue Antimicrobial Placement
$70
Medication placed to help control infection.
Gingival Irrigation with Medicinal Agent - per quadrant
$70
Targeted medicinal irrigation for periodontal pockets.
Surgical & Structural Procedures
Gingivectomy / Gingivoplasty - 1-3 teeth
$300
Reshaping or removal of gum tissue.
Gingivectomy / Gingivoplasty - 4+ teeth
$500
Extended soft tissue reshaping for broader areas.
Gingivectomy / Gingivoplasty - Restoration Placement
$250
Gum contour adjustment to support restorative placement.
Intracoronal Splint
$210
Stabilizes mobile teeth.
Extracoronal Splint
$210
External stabilization for mobile teeth.
Why Treating Gum Disease Early Is Important
Untreated gum disease can lead to bone loss and tooth instability. Early care protects your natural teeth and supports long-term oral health.
- Preserve natural teeth
- Protect supporting bone
- Reduce inflammation
- Prevent progression of disease
- Maintain long-term stability
Compare the Experience
Same clinical standards -- delivered in a more comfortable setting.
Traditional Office Visit
- Commute and parking
- Waiting room delays
- Busy clinical setting
- Fixed scheduling windows
- Often less personalized attention
In-Home Periodontal Visit
- No travel required
- On-time, private visit
- Calm, familiar environment
- Flexible scheduling
- One-on-one attention
- Same clinical standards as a traditional office
Periodontics FAQs
What are the signs of gum disease?
Common signs include bleeding gums, swelling, persistent bad breath, or gum recession.
Is scaling and root planing painful?
Local anesthesia is typically used to ensure comfort during deeper cleanings.
How often do I need periodontal maintenance?
Frequency depends on your condition, but many patients benefit from maintenance visits every 3-4 months.
Protect the Foundation of Your Smile
Many PPO plans may reimburse for periodontal services.