Orlando Periodontics
Periodontics
Orlando, FL
407-277-3300
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  • PERIODONTAL DISEASE
    • The Mouth-Body Connection
    • Preventing Gum Disease
    • Oral Hygiene
    • When to See a Periodontist?
    • Women and Periodontal Health
  • SERVICES
    • Periodontal Maintenance or Supportative Therapy
    • Bruxism Treatments
    • Scaling and Root Planing
    • Bite Adjustment
    • Osseous Surgery
    • Gum Grafting
    • Frenectomy
    • Crown Lengthening
    • Bone Grafting
    • Sinus Augmentation
    • Nerve Repositioning
    • Guided Bone and Tissue Regeneration
    • Dental Implants
    • Cosmetic Periodontal Surgery
    • Oral Cancer Exam
    • Site Preservation and "Wisdom" Teeth Extraction
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PATIENT INFORMATION

  • First Visit
  • Scheduling
  • Financial Policy
  • FAQ
  • Insurance
  • Patient Registration
  • Surgical Instructions
    • Pre-operative Instructions
    • Post-operative Instructions

Frequently Asked Questions

Will It Hurt?

We will be as gentle as possible. The periodontal exam can be completed with little or no discomfort.

Do I Need X-Rays?

We will need current periodontal x-rays in order to see disease not otherwise visible. If your referring dentist has taken x-rays, you may request that they be forwarded to us.  In order to have an accurate diagnosis, we require a full mouth radiograph which is comprised of 18 individual radiographs.

  Will I Need Surgery?

Not everyone needs periodontal surgery. If treated early, gum disease can be controlled without surgery. We will make recommendations based on your individual situation. Our philosophy of practice is to treat as conservatively as possible to attain treatment goals.

Can My Teeth Be Saved?

The recent advances in periodontal treatment allow us to successfully treat most teeth.

When Will I Go Back To My General Dentist?

Our office and your dentist will work closely together. If crowns and fillings are needed your dentist will provide them. Regular visits to your dentist are an important part of periodontal maintenance.

What If I Don't Have Gum Treatment?

Periodontal disease is a progressive, painless infection. Delay can cause you further bone loss and more expense. If your teeth are lost, dentures are never as effective as your own natural teeth.

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Serving The Following Florida Cities:
Oviedo FL • Kissimmee FL • Titusville FL • Winter Park FL • Cocoa Beach FL • Sanford FL


Address: 12301 Lake Underhill Road, Suite 107 • Orlando, FL 32828 • Phone: 407-277-3300


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