Gum + Bone Specialists

Periodontal care that goes beyond a deep cleaning

If your gums are bleeding, receding, or you've been told you have gum disease, you should see a specialist - not a general dentist. Better outcomes, less re-treatment.

What's Included

Treatments & pricing

From $300/quadrant

Deep cleaning (scaling & root planing)

Removes plaque and bacteria below the gumline. The first step in reversing early gum disease.

From $1,200

Gum graft

Restores receded gum tissue. Modern techniques use minimal donor tissue with same-day recovery.

From $2,000/quadrant

Laser therapy (LANAP)

Minimally-invasive alternative to gum surgery. No scalpel, no sutures, faster healing.

From $800

Crown lengthening

Reshapes gum + bone to expose more tooth. Used for cosmetic gummy-smile correction or to save a damaged tooth.

Prices are estimates for self-pay patients before insurance. Insurance reduces costs significantly. Financing available - most patients qualify in minutes via Cherry or Sunbit.

Who You'll See

The specialists who handle this work

Common Questions

Frequently asked

How do I know if I have gum disease?

Common signs: bleeding when you brush or floss, persistent bad breath, gums that look red or pull away from teeth, loose teeth. A periodontal probe measures pocket depth - over 4mm indicates active disease.

Can gum disease be reversed?

Early gingivitis: yes, with proper cleaning and home care. Moderate-to-severe periodontitis: we can stop progression and restore comfort, but lost bone doesn't fully regrow. The earlier you treat it, the more we save.

What is LANAP laser gum surgery?

LANAP is FDA-cleared laser therapy that treats gum disease without scalpel or sutures. Faster healing (typically 1-2 days vs 2 weeks for traditional surgery), less pain, less gum recession after.

Is a deep cleaning the same as scaling and root planing?

Yes - 'deep cleaning' is the patient term for scaling and root planing (SRP). It removes plaque and bacteria below the gumline. Typically done in 2 visits (upper one day, lower another) with local anesthesia.

Will my insurance cover periodontal treatment?

Most dental insurance covers periodontal therapy at 50-80% with deductible. We verify benefits before treatment. Membership Plan members get 15% off all periodontal procedures.

Ready to get started?

Book a consultation. We'll walk you through your options, your costs, and your timeline - no pressure.