Takapuna, North Shore Advanced Periodontal Care & Gingivitis Remedies Launched
Nov 20, 2023
Summary
Noble Dental Specialists Takapuna in Auckland has announced updated periodontal care and gum disease treatments. The new procedures are non-invasive and cost-effective, catering to patients who are hesitant about surgical treatments. The clinic offers a range of innovative treatment options, including dental implants, perioscopy, periodontal plastic surgery, and orthodontic services. The latest addition to their arsenal is non-surgical gum treatments, such as perioscopic dental cleaning and deep cleaning for gum disease. These treatments utilize cutting-edge technology called periodontal disease endoscopy, which uses a miniature camera to examine the gums and ensure they are free from disease. Recent research from the National Library of Medicine shows that deep cleaning can reduce gum bleeding and help prevent tooth loss. If left untreated, gum disease can lead to loose teeth and potential tooth extraction. Noble Dental Specialists Takapuna also offers gum grafting periodontics for those who have lost gum tissue and dental implants for those who have lost teeth due to gum disease. The clinic is led by Dr. Richard Longbottom, a renowned specialist in implant dentistry, perioscopy, and periodontology. With over 10,000 dental implants performed to date, Noble Dental Specialists Takapuna is confident in their ability to restore smiles.
North Shore, Auckland: Noble Dental Specialists Takapuna - 09 486 6996 - have updated their periodontal care and gum disease treatments with non-invasive, cost-effective procedures.
Takapuna, New Zealand - November 20, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Noble’s team of dental specialists offers an extensive array of innovative, personalised treatment options, including dental implants, perioscopy, periodontal plastic surgery, orthodontic services, and others. The latest addition to their clinical arsenal is non-surgical gum treatments such as perioscopic dental cleaning and deep cleaning for gum disease.
More information is available at https://www.nobledental.co.nz/perioscopy
Noble Dental Specialists Takapuna's new treatments are offered for patients who are leery of surgical procedures. They have been developed to remove plaque and bacteria beneath the gum line and may employ cutting-edge technology called periodontal disease endoscopy. This procedure uses a miniature camera to get a detailed look at patients’ gums and ensure they are free from disease.
According to the National Library of Medicine, recent research indicates that deep cleaning reduces gum bleeding and can help prevent tooth loss. However, if gum disease is left untreated, it can eventually affect the patient’s tooth sockets and the ligament between the teeth and the tooth sockets, resulting in loose teeth that may need to be extracted.
Noble can treat gum disease with a minimal-discomfort method called perioscopy. The method uses a miniature camera attached to a small probe which is placed below the gum line. Perioscopy ensures a thorough cleaning, reduces bacteria, and helps prevent further damage.
For those who have lost gum tissue, Noble’s gum grafting periodontics expert can add back tissue, restoring support to the patient's teeth and enhancing their smile. Those who have lost teeth to gum disease might want to consider dental implants, the team says.
More information about Noble’s implant services is available at https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/news/marketers-media/advanced-periodontics-in-auckland-perioscopy-for-precise-gum-disease-treatment
Noble Dental Specialists Takapuna is headed by Dr. Richard Longbottom, a renowned specialist in implant dentistry, perioscopy, and periodontology. He leads a staff of seasoned periodontists, hygienists, dentists, and other dental care professionals. Having performed over 10,000 dental implants to date, Noble are confident in their ability to restore any smile.
'I’m very happy with the results of my perioscopy treatment’, said one satisfied patient. ‘It was a great investment, especially considering how much more I would’ve had to pay for surgery. The icing on the cake was that my 8-year-old doesn’t complain about Dad’s bad breath anymore!'
More information about dental implants can be found here … https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/same-day-immediate-loading-dental-implant-and-crown-auckland-announced
Contact Info:
Name: Richard Longbottom
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Organization: Noble Dental Specialists Takapuna
Address: 19 Como Street BDO Takapuna Tower, Takapuna, Auckland 2021, New Zealand
Phone: +64-9-486-6996
Website: https://www.nobledental.co.nz/
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