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Regenerative ProceduresWhen periodontal disease develops, the bone and gum tissue which should fit closely around your teeth are destroyed by bacteria. Pockets begin to form between the gums and the teeth which allow bacteria to move deeper into the gum, further destroying the tissues which are meant to support the teeth. If the tissue and bone supporting your teeth has been destroyed, our doctors may recommend a regenerative procedure to help reverse some of the damage. During the procedure, the doctor will fold back the gum tissue and remove the disease-causing bacteria. Then membranes, bone grafts or tissue-stimulating proteins can be used to boost the body's natural ability to regenerate bone and tissue. Our doctors will discuss the options to increase support for your teeth and return your bone to a healthy level. Two such options are: |