Periodontal care helps treat gum inflammation, bleeding gums, deep pockets, gum infection, gum recession, and bone-support concerns. Grimsby Lake Dental provides gum-health assessment and treatment planning for patients with gum disease symptoms.
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Periodontal care helps treat gum inflammation, bleeding gums, deep pockets, gum infection, gum recession, and bone-support concerns. Grimsby Lake Dental provides gum-health assessment and treatment planning for patients with gum disease symptoms.
Gum-health screening, pocket-depth measurements, X-rays when needed, scaling and root planing, gum disease maintenance, flap surgery where available, connective tissue grafting where available, and referral if specialist care is required.
Patients with bleeding gums, swollen gums, bad breath, gum recession, loose teeth, deep gum pockets, tartar below the gumline, or a history of periodontal disease.
The team checks gum tissues, measures gum pockets, reviews X-rays, and explains whether preventive care, deep cleaning, maintenance, surgery, grafting, or referral is appropriate.
Gum disease can progress quietly. Many patients do not notice a problem until gums bleed, teeth feel loose, or bad breath becomes persistent. Early assessment can help identify the cause and determine whether preventive care, deep cleaning, or another gum treatment may be appropriate.
Fees depend on the exam findings, service type, materials, and complexity of treatment. We provide a clear estimate before care begins. CDCP may help with eligible services for approved patients, but coverage depends on eligibility, CDCP fee rules, co-payments, and whether preauthorization is required. Cosmetic treatment is usually not covered when it is purely elective.
Grimsby Lake Dental focuses on comfort-first care, clear explanations, and practical treatment guidance. Our clinic is located at 414 Winston Road in Grimsby, near Lake Ontario and the QEW, with Saturday hours and free on-site parking. We welcome new patients and help eligible patients understand how CDCP may apply before treatment begins.
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Bleeding, swelling, tenderness, bad breath, gum recession, deep pockets, and loose teeth can be signs of gum disease.
Early gingivitis may improve with professional cleaning and better home care. More advanced periodontal disease usually needs ongoing management.
It is a deeper cleaning that removes bacteria and buildup below the gumline.
CDCP may help with eligible periodontal services, depending on your coverage and treatment needs.
Call Grimsby Lake Dental or request an appointment online. New patients are welcome, and CDCP may apply for eligible patients and services.