Successful Periodontal Disease Treatments
Our highly-rated clinic based in Poole receives patients from all over the UK including Winborne, Pilford, Corfe Mullen and Furzehill.
Expert hygienists and periodontists are specially trained in providing exceptional treatments and preventative procedures to treat gum disease.
Dorset Dental takes gum disease very seriously.
As implant experts, we understand fully the complications that gingivitis, gum disease and the more serious periodontal disease can cause.
That’s why we provide the most advanced treatments to restore your oral and gum health.
How do I get to the practice from Wimborne?
Our dental studio can be found on 3 Longfleet Road, Poole, Dorset.
If you don’t live locally to get to us by foot, don’t worry – the practice is easy to find and is accessible via all forms of travel. Here are travel instructions:
- Train: From Wimborne Minster walk to Julian’s Road and ride three stops to Poole Railways Station. We are a five-minute walk from the station.
- Bus: Make your way to Wimborne Minster and walk eight minutes to The Square (Stop A). Stay on the bus until you reach Poole station, which will be half an hour’s train journey. From there, leave the station and walk 7 minutes to our practice.
- Car: Alternatively you can drive to us – we have plenty of free onsite parking for our patients. Take the A349 and you will reach us in around 20 minutes. Use postcode BH15 2HN.
Why do we continue to receive new patients from outside of Poole?
Even though our clinic is located in Poole, we still receive many enquiries and patients from surrounding areas and counties. These areas include and stretch to cover: Bournemouth, Weymouth, Ferndown and Southampton.
We consistently provide exceptional results for our patients.
We are known in the area to be the best in cosmetic dentistry solutions and it is with great thanks to other local dentists, who refer these patients to us. Learn more about referrals here.
Time and time again, we surpass our patient’s expectations as we offer a level of care that can be difficult to find locally. This is often why we are referred to and recommended by our existing patients. Read our reviews.
Often, we exceed our patient’s expectations and provide a level of care that is hard to come by locally. This is why our patients choose us and often recommend us to friends – to see for yourself, read our reviews.
Some other attractive aspects of our practice:
- Modern technology: We have our own on-site lab
- Cost: Dorset Dental Implants commits to affordable and competitive rates
For more information, give us a call on 01202 97 33 00 or contact us here.
Is gum disease reversible?
The first stage of gum disease is Gingivitis, which is easier to treat and reverse.
To rid yourself of the disease before it progresses the only treatment you will need are hygienist appointments as well as a daily rigorous cleaning routine.
However, the more severe forms of the disease like periodontal disease is admittedly harder to treat and reverse.
This is because pockets begin to form and the jawbone begins to recede, which can result in wobbly teeth and tooth loss.
Can gum disease be cured?
Gum Disease is mostly caused by an excess build-up of plaque.
If left untreated, gum disease can develop into the more severe periodontal disease, which can result in tooth loss.
This is because your gums begin to form pockets and start to recede – this is the same for your jaw bone too. Eventually resulting in teeth becoming loose.
That’s why it’s very important if you notice the signs and symptoms of gum disease to act straight away and avoid making the problem worse with things like smoking.
The disease can become more dangerous if left untreated may develop into the more severe periodontal disease.
Dorset Dental Implants are able to provide you with treatments to help reverse the effects and allow your gums to repair.
Symptoms of gum disease
- Irritated, red and sore gums
- Gums that persistently bleed
- Receding gums
- Plaque & tartar build-up
- Bad breath that appears from nowhere and doesn’t go away
You can book a consultation with us today.
For more information, contact us on 01202 97 33 00.
