Centennial Park Dental

Periodontics in Elstree & Borehamwood

Periodontal Treatment

Periodontal treatment addresses diseases and conditions affecting the gums and supporting bone. Gum disease often develops silently and can progress without pain, making early diagnosis and specialist management essential.
Treatment is tailored to the severity of the condition, with a focus on controlling infection, reducing inflammation and protecting the long-term health of your teeth and implants.

Why Is Periodontal Treatment Important?

Untreated gum disease is one of the leading causes of tooth loss in adults. It can also compromise the success of implants and other dental treatments.
Periodontal care helps to:
  • Control infection and inflammation
  • Prevent tooth and bone loss
  • Protect existing dental work and implants
  • Improve comfort, function and confidence
Early specialist intervention greatly improves long-term outcomes.

Types of Periodontal Treatments

Periodontal care is highly individual and depends on the extent of gum disease, bone loss and overall oral health.
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Gum Disease Treatment (Periodontitis)

Treatment focuses on removing harmful bacteria from below the gumline, reducing inflammation and stabilising the supporting tissues around the teeth.

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Gum Recession Treatment

Specialist techniques are used to manage and, where appropriate, restore receding gums. This helps protect exposed tooth roots, improve comfort and enhance aesthetics.
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Periodontal Maintenance

Ongoing maintenance is essential following treatment for gum disease. Regular reviews and professional cleaning help prevent recurrence and protect long-term gum health.
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Implant-Related Periodontal Care

Specialist gum and bone care supports both the planning and long-term success of dental implants, particularly in complex cases.

The Periodontal Treatment Journey

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Specialist Assessment

A detailed examination of the gums, bone levels and overall oral health is carried out.

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Diagnosis & Planning

The severity of the condition is explained clearly, with a tailored treatment plan outlined.

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Active Treatment

Specialist techniques are used to control infection and stabilise the gums.

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Maintenance & Review

Ongoing care is recommended to maintain results and prevent recurrence.

Before & After Results

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Finance Options

We understand that periodontal treatment can be an important investment in long-term oral health. Flexible finance options are available to help spread the cost of treatment where appropriate.

Our team will be happy to discuss available options during your consultation.

Concerned about your gum health?

If you’ve noticed bleeding gums, gum recession, loose teeth or have been advised you may have gum disease, specialist care can make a significant difference.

Book a consultation today for a comprehensive periodontal assessment and expert guidance on protecting your long-term oral health.



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    FAQ

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    What are the signs of gum disease?
    Common signs include bleeding gums, bad breath, gum recession, tenderness and loose teeth. Gum disease can also be present without obvious symptoms.
    Treatment is carried out with patient comfort in mind, using local anaesthetic where required. Any post-treatment discomfort is usually mild and temporary.
    While advanced gum disease cannot always be reversed, it can be effectively managed and stabilised with specialist treatment and ongoing maintenance.
    Treatment duration varies depending on severity. Your treatment plan and timelines will be clearly explained following assessment.