Specialist Gum Disease, Gingivitis & Periodontal Disease Treatments
Our professional hygienists treat patients from Weymouth and the nearby towns and home counties.
Gum Disease is largely caused by plaque. The disease can become more damaging over time and develop into a more severe periodontal disease.
Once you enter this stage, you can expect teeth to start becoming loose and ultimately falling out.
This happens as your gums begin to form pockets and the bone in your jaw recedes.
Dorset Dental takes gum disease very seriously.
First, we will look at the source of the problem and devise a treatment plan to reverse the disease and prevent bacteria from growing.
Getting here from Weymouth
The practice is located on 3 Longfleet Road, which is just a half hour’s drive from Weymouth and we’re happy to greet patients from Chickerell, Nottington, Bincombe and Preston.
Making your way to us is easy – we are accessible by car, bus and train.
- The practice is only a minute’s walk to the nearest bus stop
- Our closest train station is a five-minute walk down the road (travel time 45 minutes)
- The main roads to use are A35 and A354. Use postcode: BH15 2HN
Why do we continue to receive new patients from Weymouth?
Dorset Dental is based in Poole, however, our resident dentists and leading implantology procedures are regularly referred to patients from Bournemouth, Weymouth, Ferndown and Southampton.
These patient referrals from local dentists in the area.
We strongly affirm that creating a stable, healthy oral foundation enables us to achieve and present long-lasting outcomes for your smile.
How we approach our treatments exceeds our patient’s expectations as we provide a level of care that is hard to come by locally. Read our reviews.
- Modern technology: We have our own on-site lab
- Cost: Dorset Dental Implants proposes affordable and competitive rates
For any other further questions, please get in touch with us on 01202 97 33 00
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Booking an appointment
Is gum disease reversible?
The first stage of gum disease is Gingivitis, which is easier to reverse. To eradicate, all that will need to be done is a rigorous daily cleaning routine and regular visits to hygienist.
More serious forms of the disease like periodontal disease can be a bit more difficult to reverse. This is because pockets begin to form and the jawbone begins to recede, which can result in wobbly teeth and tooth loss.
Symptoms of gum disease
- Red, swore & irritated gums
- Persistent bleeding gums
- Receding gums
- Plaque build-up
- Constant bad breath
You can book a consultation with us today.
For more information, contact us on 01202 97 33 00.
