Why choose us for Rohnert Park scaling & root planing
At New Leaf Rohnert Park, our goal is for everyone to have a healthy mouth and that begins with healthy teeth and gums. We offer a wide variety of services to treat all your dental concerns in a comfortable and friendly environment.
With gum disease affecting so many adults, we know the importance of gum disease treatment and prevention. In most cases, this means working with you to create a regular oral hygiene routine that includes regular dental cleanings. However, when gum disease goes untreated and begins creating pockets between your teeth and gums, a regular cleaning will not be enough. If this is the case, we will recommend a deep cleaning which includes scaling and root planing. This procedure treats the plaque and bacteria, saving your teeth and improving your overall oral health.
Using state-of-the-art technology, our experienced and caring team will work with you to create a treatment plan that addresses your gum disease and other dental concerns and get you on the road to a healthy mouth and a beautiful smile.
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Don’t let gum disease put you at risk of losing your teeth. Take the first step to healthy gums and teeth with New Leaf Rohnert Park and our deep cleanings with scaling and root planing.
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What is scaling and root planing?
How is scaling and root planing performed?
Scaling and root planing is typically performed by a dental hygienist or dentist using specialized instruments. The procedure consists of two main steps:
- Scaling: Using a dental scaler or ultrasonic cleaner, the dental professional will remove plaque and tartar deposits from the tooth surfaces and below the gumline.
- Root planing: The dental professional will smooth the rough spots on the root surfaces of the teeth, making it more difficult for bacteria to accumulate and allowing the gums to reattach to the teeth more effectively.
Local anesthesia may be used to numb the area being treated to ensure your comfort during the procedure.