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Scaling & Root Planing

Deep Cleaning for Healthier Gums

At Peña Adobe Dental Advanced Implant and Cosmetic Dentistry in Vacaville, scaling and root planing is a highly effective treatment for patients dealing with gum disease. This deep cleaning procedure goes beyond your regular cleaning to remove plaque and tartar buildup beneath the gum line. Scaling involves cleaning the surfaces of your teeth, while root planing smooths the roots to prevent bacteria from reattaching. This treatment is designed to help restore gum health, reduce inflammation, and prevent the progression of gum disease, giving you a fresh start for your oral care.

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Who Needs Scaling & Root Planing?

Scaling and root planing is recommended for patients with early to moderate stages of gum disease (gingivitis or periodontitis). If you have gum inflammation, bleeding while brushing, or pockets forming between your teeth and gums, this procedure may be necessary to stop the disease from progressing. This deep cleaning is ideal for patients who have not responded to regular cleanings or those at risk for severe gum disease. Whether you’re dealing with signs of gum disease or just want to ensure your gums stay healthy, scaling and root planing at Peña Adobe Dental Advanced Implant and Cosmetic Dentistry in Vacaville can help.

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Who Needs Scaling & Root Planing?

The Importance of Scaling & Root Planing

  • Prevent Gum Disease: Scaling and root planing removes harmful plaque and tartar that contribute to gum disease, helping prevent tooth loss.
  • Reduce Gum Inflammation: The procedure removes bacteria below the gum line, reducing swelling and bleeding, and promoting healthier gums.
  • Improve Overall Health: Treating gum disease can reduce the risk of related health issues such as heart disease and diabetes.
  • Restore Gum Health: This treatment helps reverse the effects of gum disease, restoring your gums to a healthy, more stable condition.
  • Long-Term Benefits: Regular scaling and root planing can help you avoid more invasive treatments down the road, preserving your oral health for the future.