The pockets that exist between your teeth and gums can attract harmful bacteria. The bacteria that gathers in these pockets can cause gum disease that may even spread to the rest of your body. A gingivectomy removes and re-contours loose and diseased gum tissue to get rid of the pockets.
The use of anesthetic makes the procedure painless. However, following treatment, the affected area may be tender or sore.
Dr. Gill will provide you with all of the necessary information following the procedure. However, a few things to expect include: taking pain medication, changing diet and physical activity for a few days, and not smoking.
The majority of insurance companies cover most of our treatments. For more detail on your coverage please call your service provider.
The majority of insurance companies cover most of our treatments. For more detail on your coverage please call your service provider.