The appearance and health of your gums play an important role in the overall look of your smile,freshness of your breath, and overall health. Inflammation associated with gum disease has been linked to increased risk of both cardiovascular disease and diabetes.

Our dental hygienists will counsel you as to the most current products and technigues to keep your gums in optimal health. For those with active gum disease, several non surgical options are available to treat disease and prevent further outbreaks

Even with perfect teeth and alignment, a flaw in your gums can detract significantly from your smile.

• Excess gum tissue can make your teeth look too short
• Receding gums can make your teeth look too long and unhealthy
• An uneven gum line can make your teeth appear to be crooked

Using a soft tissue laser, we can correct gum with minimal discomfort and less recovery time than traditional gum surgery. The laser creates less bleeding, reduces chance of infection, produces less swelling, and is more precise.