Loose Teeth & Gum Issues

Treat bleeding gums, swelling, and loose teeth with regular and deep cleaning. Advanced options like laser gum treatment, gum surgery, splinting for loose teeth, gum curettage, gum recession treatment, and bone grafting help restore healthy, strong gums.

1) Scaling and Splinting

Stabilizing Loose Teeth and Restoring Gum Health

Loose teeth can be a sign of underlying gum disease or bone loss caused by plaque and tartar buildup. Our scaling and splinting treatment focuses on both deep cleaning your gums and stabilizing the affected teeth to restore comfort and confidence in your smile.

Scaling is a gentle yet effective deep-cleaning procedure that removes plaque, tartar (calculus), and stains from above and below the gumline. This helps prevent and reverse early signs of gingivitis and periodontitis, strengthens gum attachment, and improves overall oral health.

Splinting involves joining loose teeth together using a thin fiber-reinforced material, helping to stabilize the teeth and allow the supporting tissues to heal naturally.

Together, scaling and splinting not only treat gum infections but also help preserve your natural teeth for the long term.

Recommended for:

  • Loose or mobile teeth
  • Bleeding gums or gum infections
  • Plaque and tartar buildup
  • Discomfort while chewing due to tooth movement

Benefits:

  • Stabilizes loose teeth and supports healing
  • Strengthens gum attachment and prevents further damage
  • Restores chewing comfort and oral function
  • Promotes long-term gum and bone health
  • Quick, safe, and minimally invasive procedure

2) RootPlaning + Curettage

Advanced Gum Care for Deep Healing

If you’re experiencing bleeding gums, gum pockets, or loose teeth, you may be dealing with advanced gum disease (periodontitis). Our Root Planing + Curettage procedure is a specialized deep cleaning treatment that goes beyond regular scaling. We gently remove bacterial toxins and hardened plaque from deep gum pockets and then smooth the root surfaces, helping the gums reattach to the teeth and halt disease progression. Curettage also involves carefully removing infected tissue, encouraging the gums to heal naturally. This treatment is essential in preventing tooth loss and restoring oral health.

Ideal for:

  • Chronic gum infection
  • Deep gum pockets
  • Swollen, bleeding, or receding gums
  • Mobility or loosening of teeth

Benefits:

  • Stops gum disease from worsening
  • Promotes gum reattachment to the tooth
  • Reduces pocket depth and inflammation
  • Prevents future tooth loss

3) SurgicaI Intervention

When Advanced Care Is the Key to Saving Your Smile

In cases of severe periodontal (gum) disease, non-surgical treatments like scaling and root planing may not be enough. Our Surgical Intervention procedures are carefully planned to restore gum health, regenerate lost bone, and preserve your natural teeth. These treatments include techniques such as flap surgery, bone grafting, and guided tissue regeneration—all aimed at eliminating deep infection and rebuilding the supporting structures of your teeth.

Performed by skilled specialists under sterile, pain-controlled conditions, these procedures give your gums and bones the best chance to heal, reattach, and thrive.

Recommended for:

  • Deep periodontal pockets
  • Significant bone or gum loss
  • Loose or shifting teeth
  • Uncontrolled gum infection despite prior treatment

     

Benefits:

  • Stops disease progression
  • Regenerates bone and soft tissue
  • Strengthens tooth support
  • Improves long-term oral health

4) Extraction (Periodontal)

When Saving a Tooth Isn’t Possible—Protecting What Comes Next

In the final stages of advanced gum disease (periodontitis), some teeth may become so loose and infected that saving them is no longer viable. In such cases, Periodontal Extraction becomes necessary—not just to remove the damaged tooth, but to protect surrounding teeth and tissues from further infection and create a healthier foundation for future treatments like implants, bridges, or dentures.

Performed under local anesthesia with minimal discomfort, this procedure ensures that oral rehabilitation can begin in a clean, infection-free environment.

Recommended for:

  • Irreversibly loose teeth due to bone loss
  • Severe gum infections that haven’t responded to treatment
  • Preventing the spread of periodontal disease
  • Preparing the mouth for full-mouth restoration

Benefits:

  • Stops infection from spreading
  • Eases pain and inflammation
  • Enables future restorative treatment
  • Supports overall oral and systemic health