Periodontal Procedures

Dr. Verdi is proficient in a comprehensive array of periodontal procedures, incorporating cutting-edge advancements to ensure optimal results. These procedures include:

Scaling and Root Planing:
Effectively combatting gingivitis and periodontitis, scaling and root planing, often referred to as deep cleaning, involves the meticulous removal of plaque and harmful residues. This two-part process reduces periodontal pocket size and promotes gum reattachment to tooth roots, preventing disease-causing bacteria from adhering.

Soft Tissue Grafting:
Addressing receding gums, a common consequence of gum disease and aging, soft tissue grafting restores lost gum tissue and covers exposed tooth roots. By utilizing donated or intraoral tissue, this procedure alleviates sensitivity, reduces the risk of cavities and jaw bone damage, and promotes gum line alignment.

Crown Lengthening:
Resolving excessive gum tissue visibility, crown lengthening involves the removal of soft and hard tissues to expose more tooth structure. Apart from its cosmetic benefits, this procedure also contributes to improved tissue health.

Laser Therapy:
Employing minimally invasive laser therapy, Dr. Verdi effectively removes diseased soft tissue lesions or growths, streamlining procedures and enhancing recovery times. Patients experience minimal post-operative pain and enjoy faster healing.

Bone Tissue Grafting:
Addressing significant bone loss in the jaw structure, bone tissue grafting stimulates bone tissue regrowth, often necessary before dental implant placement. Special proteins may be utilized in severe cases to facilitate new bone formation.

Guided Tissue Bone Regeneration:
Stimulating new bone growth around teeth affected by periodontal disease, guided tissue bone regeneration utilizes donated bone and collagen membrane to improve tooth stability and promote oral health.

Sinus Augmentation:
By gently lifting the sinus membrane and placing bone graft material, sinus augmentation increases maxillary bone height, facilitating successful dental implant placement and long-term stability.

Frenectomy: 
Releasing attached fibers to enhance tongue and lip movement, frenectomy resolves issues such as limited tongue mobility or insufficient space between the upper lip and teeth. It can also aid in closing gaps between teeth and improving oral hygiene.

Platelet-Rich Fibrin: 
Utilizing the patient's own blood factors, platelet-rich fibrin fosters enhanced bone and tissue growth, facilitating smoother surgeries and ensuring patient satisfaction.