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Periodontics
in Grimsby

Grimsby Lake Dental provides periodontal treatment in Grimsby for bleeding gums, deep gum pockets, gum infection, gum recession and bone loss around teeth. It starts with a gum assessment and a treatment plan you understand. We also serve Beamsville, Lincoln, Vineland and Winona.

Periodonticsin Grimsby

Quick answer

Periodontal treatment cleans and repairs the gums and bone that hold your teeth. For periodontitis, most people start with a deep cleaning called scaling and root planing. Deep pockets that stay after that may need flap surgery. Receding gums may need a connective tissue graft. Regular maintenance visits keep the results. New to gum problems? Our gum health care guide covers the signs, stages, causes and home care.

Periodontics
at Grimsby Lake Dental

What this service includes

Gum-health screening, pocket-depth measurements, X-rays when needed, scaling and root planing, periodontal maintenance, flap surgery where available, connective tissue grafting where available, and referral if specialist care is required.

Who this may help

Patients with deep gum pockets, tartar below the gumline, gum recession or loose teeth. It also helps anyone with a history of gum disease who needs regular follow-up care.

What to expect

The team checks your gum tissue, measures your gum pockets and reviews your X-rays. Then your dentist explains what fits your gums. The options are preventive care, a deep cleaning, maintenance visits, surgery, grafting or a referral. You hear the timing and the expected cost before any treatment begins. There is no pressure.

What Is Periodontics?

Periodontics is the area of dentistry that treats the gums and the bone supporting your teeth. It covers gum disease, gum recession and the surgery that repairs them. Periodontics is a recognized dental specialty. A periodontist is a dentist with extra years of training in the gums. General dentists also provide periodontal treatment, such as deep cleaning and maintenance. Your dentist explains whether the clinic can provide your care or whether a periodontist is the better step. A referral may be recommended for complex cases.

Periodontics

Cost, Coverage,
and Planning

Your cost depends on the treatment and how many teeth or visits it involves. Scaling and root planing is billed in 15-minute units. A typical Ontario market rate is about $60 to $75 per unit before coverage. That is a general range, not our fee. Our gum health care page explains how units add up. We explain the expected cost before treatment begins. That estimate is the number to plan around. Grimsby Lake Dental accepts CDCP and bills the plan directly for eligible treatments. CDCP covers cleaning under the gumline and non-surgical gum disease management. Under the CDCP Dental Benefits Guide, adults 17 and over get up to 4 units of scaling and root planing in 12 months with no preauthorization. More units need preauthorization, and gum surgery is not on the list of covered periodontal services.

Useful to know before booking

  • ✓Patients with deep gum pockets, tartar below the gumline, gum recession or loose teeth
  • ✓It also helps anyone with a history of gum disease who needs regular follow-up care
  • ✓The team checks your gum tissue, measures your gum pockets and reviews your X-rays
  • ✓Then your dentist explains what fits your gums
  • ✓The options are preventive care, a deep cleaning, maintenance visits, surgery, grafting or a referral
  • ✓You hear the timing and the expected cost before any treatment begins

Why Choose Grimsby Lake Dental?

Grimsby Lake Dental offers clear explanations and practical treatment guidance. Our clinic is at 414 Winston Road in Grimsby, near Lake Ontario and the QEW. We are open Monday to Saturday and parking on site is free. New patients are welcome. We help eligible patients understand how CDCP applies before treatment begins.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What are signs of gum disease?+

Bleeding, swollen or tender gums are the first signs. Bad breath, gum recession, deep pockets and loose teeth follow as it advances. Our gum health care guide lists them all.

Can gum disease be reversed?+

Gingivitis is reversible with a professional cleaning and better daily care. Periodontitis cannot be reversed. Treatment and maintenance aim to stop it getting worse.

What is scaling and root planing?+

It is a deep cleaning that removes tartar below the gumline and smooths the roots so your gums can heal.

Is a periodontist the same as a dentist?+

A periodontist is a dentist with extra training in the gums, and periodontics is a recognized specialty. Your dentist refers you to one when your case calls for it.

Book Periodontics in Grimsby

Have bleeding gums, deep pockets or receding gums? Book a gum assessment at Grimsby Lake Dental. New patients are welcome, and CDCP may apply for eligible patients and services. We are open 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM on weekdays and 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Saturday.