Periodontics (Gum Disease Treatment)

Healthy gums are the foundation of a healthy smile. We diagnose and treat gum disease, helping reduce inflammation, stop bad breath, preserve bone structure, and prevent tooth loss. Early treatment is key to maintaining long-term oral health.

Periodontics (Gum Disease Treatment)
What’s Included in This Service:

1. Comprehensive Gum Health Assessment

Detailed evaluation of your gum tissue, including pocket depth measurements, bleeding point charting, and digital imaging to accurately diagnose the stage and severity of gum disease.

2. Scaling & Root Planing (Deep Cleaning)

A non-surgical deep cleaning procedure that removes hardened tartar and bacterial deposits from below the gumline, smoothing root surfaces to help gums heal and reattach to the teeth.

3. Gum Infection & Inflammation Management

Targeted treatment using antimicrobial therapy, medicated rinses, and localized antibiotics to control active infection, reduce swelling, and halt the progression of periodontal disease.

4. Bone Grafting & Regenerative Therapy

Advanced procedures to rebuild bone tissue lost to gum disease - restoring the structural foundation needed to support your teeth and prevent further deterioration.

5. Gum Grafting & Tissue Repair

Surgical treatment to restore receding gumlines by grafting healthy tissue over exposed roots - protecting teeth from sensitivity, decay, and further gum recession.

6. Ongoing Periodontal Maintenance

Customized maintenance cleanings scheduled more frequently than standard hygiene visits - designed to keep gum disease under control and prevent recurrence after active treatment.

Why Periodontal Treatment Matters

Prevent Tooth Loss:

Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults - early treatment stops the damage and keeps your natural teeth firmly in place.

Eliminate Persistent Bad Breath:

Chronic bad breath is often caused by bacteria trapped below the gumline - periodontal treatment removes the source for lasting freshness.

Preserve Jawbone Structure:

Untreated gum disease gradually destroys the bone supporting your teeth - intervention halts bone loss and restores stability.

Protect Your Overall Health:

Research links untreated gum disease to serious systemic conditions including heart disease, diabetes complications, and respiratory infections.

‍Who It’s For

Periodontal treatment is essential for:

Patients experiencing bleeding, swollen, or tender gums - especially during brushing, flossing, or eating harder foods.

Individuals with persistent bad breath or an unpleasant taste in the mouth that doesn't resolve with regular oral hygiene.

Those diagnosed with gingivitis or periodontitis who need professional intervention to prevent progression and irreversible damage.

Patients with loose teeth, receding gums, or visible bone loss requiring advanced periodontal therapy and long-term maintenance.

Our Approach

At Yonge Finch Dental Centre, we take gum disease seriously because healthy gums are the foundation of every healthy smile. We begin with a comprehensive assessment to understand the exact condition of your gum tissue and bone. From there, we create a personalized treatment plan - whether it's non-surgical deep cleaning or advanced regenerative therapy. Our team emphasizes gentle technique, thorough patient education, and consistent follow-up care. We believe early intervention is everything, and we work closely with you to stop gum disease in its tracks and protect your smile for life.

Concerned About Bleeding or Swollen Gums?

Don't ignore the early signs - gum disease is treatable when caught in time.

Let's protect the foundation of your smile!

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Responses to our questions.

We’re ready to respond to your doubts

1
What services does Yonge Finch Dental Centre offer?

We offer a full range of services including preventive & general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, Invisalign® clear aligners, root canal therapy, dental implants, oral surgery, and emergency dental care.

2
How long has the practice been open?

We've been serving the community from the same Yonge Finch location since 1986 - that's nearly 40 years of trusted care.

3
Is the practice independently owned?

Yes! We are an independently owned family dental practice, which means every decision we make is focused entirely on our patients' well-being

4
What should I expect on my first visit?

Your first visit includes a comprehensive oral examination, a discussion of your dental history and goals, and a clear explanation of any recommended treatments along with your options.

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Does Dr. Mohan have specialized training in implants?

Yes. Dr. Mohan has completed extensive training in implant dentistry and is a member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID).

2
What is included in a preventive check-up?

Our preventive visits include professional cleanings, comprehensive oral examinations, oral cancer screenings, and cavity assessments.

3
How does Invisalign® work?

Invisalign uses a series of custom-made clear aligners that gradually reposition your teeth. They're discreet, removable, and designed for comfort.

4
Is root canal therapy painful?

Modern root canal therapy is performed with precision and care to minimize discomfort. Most patients report feeling much better shortly after the procedure.

5
What cosmetic options do you offer?

We provide professional teeth whitening, custom porcelain veneers, and comprehensive smile makeovers tailored to your individual goals.

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How can I get information about pricing?

Just message or call us - we’ll share a clear breakdown of treatment costs, available packages, and any ongoing offers.

1
How do I book an appointment?

You can book online through our website, phone call our office, or email us. We'll confirm your appointment promptly.

2
Do you accept walk-ins?

Walk-ins are welcome when availability allows, but we recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred time.

3
What counts as a dental emergency?

Acute or severe pain, dental trauma (broken or knocked-out teeth), sudden swelling, or signs of infection require prompt attention.

4
Can I get a same-day emergency appointment?

Yes. We reserve dedicated appointment slots each day specifically for urgent and emergency cases.

5
Is there a cancellation policy?

Yes. Please cancel at least 24 hours before your appointment so we can offer the slot to someone else.

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What is your cancellation policy?

We ask that you notify us at least 24 hours before your scheduled appointment so we can offer the slot to another patient in need.