Procedure · Gum Treatment

Gum Treatment

Laser-assisted treatment of gum disease — controlling infection and protecting your teeth long-term.

Specialty General
Duration 1–4 visits depending on severity. Maintenance visits every 3–4 months thereafter for most patients.
Pain expectation Comfortable under local anesthesia. Some tenderness for a few days afterwards.
Specialist Dr. Deepika Mod

When you might need this

  • Bleeding gums while brushing or eating
  • Receding gums or visibly longer teeth
  • Persistent bad breath
  • Loose teeth or pus around gumline
  • Pockets visible at gumline

What the procedure involves

  1. Detailed gum examination and pocket depth measurement
  2. Deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) under local anesthesia
  3. Laser treatment of gum tissue to control infection
  4. Aftercare instructions and follow-up plan

How long it takes

1–4 visits depending on severity. Maintenance visits every 3–4 months thereafter for most patients.

Pain expectation

Comfortable under local anesthesia. Some tenderness for a few days afterwards.

Technology used

  • Dental laser for gum disinfection
  • Ultrasonic and hand scaling instruments
  • Periodontal probes for accurate measurement

Recovery & aftercare

Avoid hard, crunchy foods for a few days. Maintain gentle oral hygiene as instructed.

See full post-op care guide →

Pricing: Costs vary by complexity, materials, and number of sittings. Please contact us for a personalized estimate after consultation.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

Early gum disease (gingivitis) can be fully reversed. Advanced gum disease (periodontitis) can be controlled but requires ongoing maintenance.

Bleeding gums almost always indicate inflammation, usually from plaque or tartar buildup. It is a sign to seek treatment, not to brush less.

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